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Memories of a Bootle Boy [D.Carruthers]

Her husband, my 鈥渟tep grandfather鈥 was my Uncle Jack, a marvellous gentleman, who was about 60...

A Wartime Childhood

My father who was a toolmaker for the local Ordinance factory was in a reserved occupation, but under the...

The Day the Bomb Fell on Clarence Place, Bath.

My father was asleep after his munitions night shift, not knowing a bomb was right outside his window; we...

Peter Jackson Chepstow Memories

After a while, and in due course, subsequent to a visit from Birmingham by their widowed mother, Evelyn and...

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WW2 Days in Bexleyheath, Swindon and Norwich

One day my uncle, a sergeant in the City of London police, brought home two items - the parachute silk cord...

Air Raids

This mountain had been formed by chemical waste, and was not solid, but springy, and considered to be...

D-Day Tanks Rolling By

Hans Bloch was a German pianist, a Jewish refugee who had been accommodated by my parents in two rooms on...

Saved by a Hat!

Both my brothers were conscripted into the army and George, the elder, at 20 yrs, had 3 months training,...

Growing up in Sheffield in the war

Dad came home from work to tell us the state of the city, and our older sister Olive was still not home...

Where Was Scottie?

He and I talked the dog problem over together and we decided the only way I was going to know about dog...

Children's Land Army

Other children would be set to work picking potatoes up from the soil, these were spun out by a special...

Memories....History

Like the sound of a siren and the goose bumps that immediately appear over my body, even now, whenever I...

Dickie Dickie Shiney Light

It was suppled by Bents Brewery in Stone and of course, loads of Yanks based at the aerodrome used the pub....

A Most Unusual Evacuation

This incident happened on 28th April, 1944 when nine German 鈥淓鈥 boats broke our defences and...

A Teenager in wartime London 1939-42 by Edna Stafford (nee Hodgson)

My elder brother, who some months later worked away in the building trade, going to Scotland and Ireland,...

Evacuee: In Essex

This paradise had unlimited food of a very superior type, which was served to the boy and his brother by...

How I was Affected by the Second World War: Childhood Memories of Manchester

Mother became pregnant with my sister Marcia who was born in the Manchester blitz, who was ten years...

My Mothers War

During the war my Mum remained at the childrens home opposite the graveyard in Egham Staines... After that...

Wartime School Days in Newcastle upon Tyne

Boys had school ties and caps; girls wore velour hats or panama straw hats with school bands, or berets...

Memories as an Evacuee

I was with a school friend called Billy Roberts, when a woman came up to me and said, 鈥淚'll have...

A Brighton Boy's War Diary November 1940icon for Story with photo

Before tea I was out playing stick and wheel when I saw three Nazi bombers circle around six times. Norman...

Ozzie Osgood's Wartime Memoriesicon for Story with photo

By the age of 14 (1942), I was working at Weymann's Motor Bodies at Addlestone, Surrey, later moving to...

My Wartime Experience in Silvertown

It was like a yoyo, every time a bomb exploded, the door was dragged open, pulling me with it. The bombing...

Kenley's Dornier Day

Also with an engine shot to a stop over the airfield, the aircraft that overflew our avenue bungalow...

Joyce Wilson's Memories

I was evacuated to Greenaffield in Mold and billeted with a couple with two small children in a cottage...

The War as I Saw It: Air Training Excitement in East Anglia

One weekend our ATC section camped at Felixstowe, near the Languard Fort, where there was an air sea rescue...

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