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A Child Alone

During the war I was aware of the lack of food and money, however, the nuns and I survived, and she, the...

Remembering World War Two

We moved to West Ardsley in April 1940, as it was expected that Wakefield would be bombed, and to be closer...

Coventry, Nov 14th 1940

The little ones slept on the floor and Mum and Dad and my eldest sister had chairs by the door.We kids...

My Evacuation from Hull to Carlton

Our father worked as a labourer for Recketts, they lived on Garden Village in Hull, which was an estate...

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The Memories of my Aunt in Harrow & London

As war progressed the Germans launched V1 flying bombs at London. This was one of the signals used to...

Life as a Child in Silfield

Another bomb landed near Silfield Street on Mr and Mrs Bond's land. Some were taken to Tibenham and I...

Granville Davies' Story

Granville Davies 4 ME I have recently resumed contact with three of my old school friend - Donald Barton,...

My Wartime London

I knew that central London would be the place to see the excitement at its best so, leaving the industry of...

David Camp, My Jewish "Sister"

He received a visit from an Austrian Jewess who needed help in getting her younger sister out of Vienna and...

A Boy's View of 1939 - 45

About eight months after we arrived in Leicester, the German's decided to drop land mines, in fact one day we were told not to go to school via our normal route...

Phyllis Briggs's War - Overland to Singapore [P.Thom : Part 2]

Fortunately, although there was no hope of getting the car back on the road, Pat and the Chinese amah she...

The day war broke out: Evacuated from Liverpool to Denbighshire

I don't remember much of the journey but we endedup in the village of Treffnant in Denbighshire and...

Evacuation Memories

They were Mr. & Mrs. Parsons and I well remember their beautiful thatched cottage. They also arranged a...

Remember, There's a War On!

As always we had put on our nightclothes and gone to bed on the bunks that lined the cramped, smelly dugout...

WW2 seriously affected my education

In 1939 my family lived in Grimsby House, East Hill Estate, Wandsworth, London. At this school I later sat...

Wartime Memories

In far off lands, there side by side The Kaisers armies they defied Before they'd yield, they nobly...

War Memories:An Interview with My Grandad

There was a General Election and Grandad's Uncle, Norman Dodds, was made a Member of Parliament for the...

One Child's War Part 3 Blitzes and Bombshells by Elizabeth Chapman (nee Goodwin)

It was generally assumed that the Germans were attempting to bomb the Stockport railway viaduct, which was...

Yesterday----Tomorrow?

Amid the whirlwind of destruction and violent death, the yapping of a lonesome, frightened canine mingles...

My Wartime Childhood in Calcutta, India

The wide road which was like the Mall in London and which led directly towards the Victoria Memorial, one...

Wartime Revisited

The Home Front My dad Archie served in the Home Guard and was on duty in the Castlewellan area when Belfast...

A Schoolgirl Evacuee finds Happiness in Stratford

We got quite a lot of close bombing in Birmingham, because at the bottom of the road where I lived was...

A little Lad's War: Bath Blitz, War Effort, Father Preparing Civil Servants for Germany

Dad in the mean time had joined the NFS having been released from the obligation of Guerilla Warfare based...

Post War Stories of WW2: Childhood Memories of RAF Cardington

Other Grey/Blue lorries transported extremely large "Gas Bottles" that the local kids always...

Evacuation Experience (Cornwall)

Also in 1943, all the Jewish young boys, like myself, had to go in a bigger boys’ cottage called...

Summer of 1940: A 13-year-old's View of War - Catford and Reigate

My 3 brothers Dudley, Dennis and Kenneth were all in the forces, Dudley and Dennis in the Army and Kenneth...

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