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A Young Boy鈥檚 Memories of Life in WW2icon for Story with photo

Playing in the street one day with my pal John, when a telegram boy on his bike stopped at john's house...

A Family at War & Evacuation to Cornwall

Joan, Raymond, John, Pat, Brenda, Evelyn, Alan and Iris. our dad worked on the railway so wasn't very...

A Bathful of Squash for VJ Day and other Childhood Memories

A German submarine had sailed into the Port of London to surrender. There was a large P.O.W. camp for...

Winter's Ragesicon for Story with photo

The Norwegians wanted to enable the combatants to stay on Soroya and defy the German trawlers who were...

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On Being An Evacueeicon for Story with photo

The coaches arrived to take us to a school hall in a very quiet village in Wiltshire which was very...

November 24th 1940: A Minor Incident at St Francis, Bristol

It was normal on a Sunday evening in those far off days before the Second World War for my parents to take...

Non-Stop Bombing

Jean recalls watching a dog fight from her Aunt's bedroom, near Dartford Heath. There was the Joyce...

Being a Child during the War

Bath night was Friday and of course nobody had an abundant supply of hot water so my mum would put the...

My Evacuation: Gwaun-Cae-Gurwen

Both at grammar school, a girl called Janice and. a boy called John, I suppose John must have been about...

My Evacuation

Mum packed our suitcases and we got on the coach, called the Royal Blue and headed for Grampound which is...

Wartime Memoirs Of A Lark - Part 2

"Oh yes, from Martin Mill in Dover, right around the North Kent coast, including mills at North...

Gas Masks and Doodle Bugs

Together with my two brothers, we eat, played and slept in the room that had been protected by this...

Education and the Underground

So my mother was organising for me to go to a London school which had been evacuated to Kettering, called...

Bryan's War

Not long after the war started mum had to billet two war workers, they were Charles Cooper and Fred Sawyer,...

My Teenage Years - Dorothy Holdbrook (nee Driscoll)

A group of us were evacuated to Dulverton in Somerset, escorted by a wonderful teacher, Mr Beaumont and his...

Gerda Anne Honey nee Ruhl (1)

She lived on Falkenseer Chausse, a broad boulivard running through Spandau in the NW of Berlin,with her...

Childhood Memories: In Whitehaven

I have vivid memories of my childhood throughout WW2.I was born in the year 1936, in the town of Whitehaven...

Brunt's War

To introduce myself, my name is Peter Brunt and I lived on a large dairy and arable farm, Sudlow Farm in...

Poole, The Pigeon Message Service

As I was only born in june 1940 my memories of WW2 are scant but still very vivid, owing to the fact...

Evacuation to Tasmania: Adventure and Romance

On 1st August 1940, I left Grimsby and travelled to Liverpool to begin my journey to Tasmania. I stayed...

Memories of the War

I went to Callington first of all, which was an agricultural college, and I think it was nearly six months...

Bedminster, Aylesbury Crescent.

My younger Sister was badly affected by the raids and my Mother agreed that she should be evacuated - she...

Being Evacuated to Derbyshire

After three months, our Dad's factory had moved it's operation from Lowestoft, to Irthlingborough,...

A Young Boy's War: Chapter 4

The popular songs of the day were "Run, Rabbit, Run", "Roll out the Barrel",...

How I Was Injured in the Second World War, Following Enemy Action

Every Thursday morning, because of food rationing, my mum and our neighbour would go down to Wright's...

Child Evacueeicon for Story with photo

Rather than put the girls in a Home, my Mum and Dad moved in with Uncle Frank Jones at Grove Street,...

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