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Goodnight Mr Tom!

Another memory, in 1944, I remember lots of aeroplanes, hundreds, were pulling gliders - they were going to...

Our Air Raid Sheltericon for Story with photo

However we were woken at 6.00 am by the local policeman hammering on the door to say that ‘our house...

Teaching During The War

Eventually, during Easter 1941, the college was evacuated to Bingley and our final exams were taken there....

Cornish boyhood impressions of 1939-45

It was a Sunday and with my father, Russell Davey, I had attended Sunday School at Billy Bray's...

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Thoughts of 1939 - 1945

We couldn't miss Dick Barton, Just William, Rays a Laugh, Much Binding in the Marsh, The Glums etc......

Edna Gillett's Memories of the Home Front in Oxford

Name Edna Gillett Interview Date 10th June 2005 Subjects covered War Work, Dig For Victory, Entertainment,...

London to Land Armyicon for Story with photo

When the bombing in London became more intense my younger brother and sister were evacuated through Peckham...

'My Valentine Cake'.

They were all very nice, and my sister, who worked for the RAF at the Burtonwood base, got to know one or...

London bombings and evacuations

And we were forbidden to go in there….but of course there was a little gang of us and we were playing...

Aspects in the life of a school boy WW2

The Morrison shelter consisted of a 6ft *4ft steel sheet 1i4in thick which was bolted to sturdy angle iron...

Yes, I remember World War II

I lived at that time in the small town of Hatfield, Hertfordshire, which is just 20 miles north of London,...

Forgotten War Widows and their Children (with Photos)icon for Story with photo

Mother took us to have our photos taken in the back garden of a house on Stanley Street, at the bottom of...

Life in Manchester

Joan lived at 4 Oliver Street, Lower Openshaw, Manchester. A lot of children were evacuated and went to...

How lucky we were — 6 years in the life of the Robinsons

Mum who was only 4ft 10ins and weighing 6 ½ stone was recruited as an Air Raid Warden and so her...

Victor's War

The Royal Navy had all the anti aircraft guns on the seashore and on the rifle range firing suddenly there...

Some childhood memories of War

I can still smell cake baking in the oven of a range never out and never short of coal earned by my...

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It did not succeed! during he holidays I helped our landlady collecting salvage. she had a tiny car, which...

A Child's Eye View of the War

Betty Henderson's Dad is here all the time. I didn't get as many apples as our Margaret or the...

A Snippet Of My Life

I was 13 years old when the Second World War began, living with my parents Sid and Win Hales, in the...

Wartime Reminiscences of Holderness by Mr. Ray Rands

In and around Patrington the army units had setup,the cricket field was set up with 23 Nissen huts with...

My Favourite Memory

The orphanage was situated outside the town and we stayed there until finally being evacuated to Durban,...

Yoxford

There was one other land girl, who was full time Jean Blowers who also came from Yoxford, we were busy all...

WAR TIME MEMORIES

16 ounces to the pound. In my, and many other families case, we were not too badly off because my dad had...

Doodle Bugs

One day in July 1944 at the age of twelve years, I was in a group of boys being given fielding practise...

WLA

There was one other land girl, who was full time Jean Blowers who also came from Yoxford, we were busy all...

Scrumpy And Yanks

They farmed at Hindon Fm.he was a lad of about 14 with five other brothers,His dad had the contract to...

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