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My Childhood in the Waricon for Story with photo

Our parents made things for us, mothers and grandmothers knitted dolls and soft toys the men folk that were...

Childhood War Memories: Crayford and Litherland

Shortly afterwards, my parents moved to Crayford in Kent and my paternal grandparents moved from Formby to...

Evacuees in Stratford

And then, coming up to that, before that period when they were building the aerodromes, Long Marston...

Jimmie's Waricon for Story with photo

The altar servers and the choir were surprised when our parish priest, Father Francis Holmes, invited us...

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A Young Boy's War: Chapter 3

A year after sinking the Barham, U-331 was surprised on the surface by planes from HMS Formidable and...

Wartime Memories

With scant ceremony I was bundled up and taken up to their current flat in Bristol: in Filton, near the...

The Winter Of 1944 - 1945: Childhood Memories of Amsterdam

Field kitchen May 9th or 10th, I do not exactly remember, the food of the soup kitchen was completely...

A Young German`s Life 1943-45icon for Story with photo

The following autobiographical report of what it was like to be a young German boy during WW2 was sent to...

A Child on the Isle of Wight

After that there were no more holiday-makers who, until then, had flocked to Sandown via the boats that...

Childhood War Memories: Sheffield

When I was very young, he came home after an attack during the blitz and told my grandparents – his...

"Why Does Hitler Want to Kill Me?": Part 1

My sister Win, who with her baby boy lived with us while her husband was in the army, had been blown over...

Canteen Capers in World War Two

I had been staying with my aunt at Faringdon for a few days during the summer holidays on 29 August 1942,...

Rambling Reminiscences of WW2

We lived at the time Mum, Dad my elder sister and me in 2 rooms in Packington Street. It seemed prudent at...

Family Values 1

The pupils from St. Joseph's tin hut school, the convent further along St. Peter's Park Road,...

A Brighton Boy's Wartime Diary January 1941

For my wartime meals today I had egg, bacon, fatbread, two cups of tea, meat, carrots, cabbage, potatoes,...

Evacuation to Grandpa's in Newport (Mon)

In the first week of September 1939, a couple of weeks after my tenth birthday, together with my parents, I...

Schooldays in the War

I also remember the night Bradford was bombed... My best friend Margaret Walker went but I stayed in...

A Schoolgirl’s Memories of Wartime Northenden by Jean Daniel (nee Langshaw)

Many a time they lit up the German aircraft coming over to bomb the Airport and the city of Manchester....

My Evacuation Memories of World War 2

On the evacuation away from the bombing of Liverpool while we were waiting for the train to leave the...

Memories of Evacuation 1940-44icon for Story with photo

There was a walled kitchen garden where Miss Elizabeth grew anything from asparagus and cucumbers in a cold...

The Big Raid

I am to go to the office with her at the Chamber of Tradeswhere she works, and when the sirens go off...

Almost Too Young to Remember

WW2: SOUTH LONDON ALMOST TOO YOUNG TO REMEMBER Tony Shelton. No-one who saw action of any kind or who had...

Connie Dixon

Another thing that was at Chepstow, was in Oak Grove, do you know where Oak Grove is? It was the time that...

A Schoolboy in Wartime Norwich

So, Mum, Dad and my brother of 18 months were huddled under the kitchen table whilst the bombs were falling...

1939-1945 Some Memories of a Teenage Schoolboy

We never had any bombs very near us although we sometimes heard them and the anti-aircraft guns firing from...

Evacuated from Chatham

Although we hadn't actually declared War on Germany until the invaded Poland, people from France,...

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