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My War: From Essex to Austria

Later my father put me in a military school, and I had to join the army.I took part as a young soldier...

Life during the Second World War for My Grandad: In Kirk Ella near Hull

Although there was so much bombing in Hull, no bombs fell in Kirk Ella, but he always felt that bombs might...

One Child's War Part 4 A School at War by Elizabeth Chapman (nee Goodwin)

It appeared that early that morning, after the air-raid which we had had the previous night, a German...

George Francis's Story

The whole of the Racecourse, Piercefield park and also Oak Gove were used for the storage of lancaster...

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My Busy War

At this stage, I used to have to shout through to the front shop: "Charlie, do you want pork or beef...

Pattiswick in 1943icon for Story with photo

The planes had to land by crossing over the Earls Colne to Coggeshall road and the battle damage could...

WW2 in SWANSEA

The first memory of WW2 that I have is seeing my father in RAF uniform and my grandfather in his naval...

A Sussex Lad in WW2 - Living in the 'Jettison Area'

When the bombs were being jettisioned around us I remember one evening when my mother had gone down to the...

Evacuation to South Wales

Me and My elder sister Doris where picked out by a nice looking couple who took us away in their car,...

A Child from Burgess Hill During World War 2

During the blitz on London German aircraft would fly over head, the air raid siren having sounded almost as...

A Town Under Attack

Damage and casualties were caused by high explosive, incendiary and oil bombs; by crashing aircraft; by...

A Teenage Boy's memories

We had been taught that we could tell when the flying bombs would drop because the very significant 'pop-pope' sound of their engines stopped (when the fuel ran out)...

Doodlebugs - Beckenham to Thurnscoe

Because the end of the War was obviously not too distant people carried on with their lives, listening for...

A Wartime Child

Mum used to invite the soldiers into the cottage for meals and tea and I, as a toddler, would be taken out...

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Hitler's new miracle weapons, VI bombs first landed on London in June 1944. At the time my family, Mum...

My War as a Boy - As I Remember

My dad used to get up very early in the morning cycle to his allotment about a mile away for an hour...

The Lizard in Wartime

I lived at number 9 on the Lizard in Wymondham with my stepfather Robert Poll and my younger stepbrother...

A Kentish Girl's Memories of Wartime

Neverthesless he became an Air Raid Warden and every night would don his tin hat, and clutching his gas...

Morrison Table Shelter

My youngest brother did survive the war, thanks to Mum and Dad, whether any the wiser I do not know, but...

My Grandad's War Memories by Bethany aged 10 yearsicon for Story with photo

Elsie and Michael lived in a house, in Horseshoe drive, halfway between Bristol and the docks at Avonmouth....

Goodbye Daddy-Fall of Singapore

From the circle of Daddy's arms I looked up at the ss Narkunda... It was my chance to leap up into...

Memories Live On

My paternal grandparents lived in their own house in Trafalgar Place, Portsmouth, but when their house was...

The Scuttling of Ida

I lived in Ramsgate in Kent with my mother Ada, my father Sid and my younger brother and sister, Sid and...

Bristol Blitz In 1940

I was singing in the choir at St Michaels Church, at Evensong on the night of 24 November, the church was...

Evacuation from London

During World War 2, my sister Margaret who was just 2, my brother Ken who was nearly 7, and me aged 9,...

I was Just a Lad

Their older sister, auntie Hilda and uncle John Astley lived in Ashton, or Aeston as some of the old folks...

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