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15 October 2014
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Red Cross Nurse

My eldest brother he was in Coventry, the fire service; the fire engines came down from Manchester to help...

Living in Lutonicon for Story with photo

The office was in a house in the grounds of All Saints Hospital, Magpie Hall Road, Chatham. I had worked...

SOME WARTIME MEMORIES — Part 2

DAD DIED My father had always been an extremely competent bell ringer and on the team at Oldham Parish...

Working in a Geman Military Kitchen in Guernsey

Then when the food was cooked, we would have to load the potatoes into canisters, and whatever else,...

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The American Scene

And they had this very nice house in Buckinghamshire, and Felix, this chap, he had a lot of interests in...

Memories

How well I remember the war years when I lived in Manchester, that was the city of my birth and I worked...

FIVE and a HALF YEARS

Mum explained that I was often ill, she had to visit my Granny and help her, my Dad was a serving soldier,...

The Tudor Family - Part 2

There were strangers there and I didn't like the city -I longed to be back in Moira in the countryside...

Sharing Memories Part One: group session at Medway Archives and Local Studies Centre

We used to get meat pies on coupons from the Medway Pie Shop in Gillingham High Street. ET: There used to...

Sgt E Kilburnicon for Story with photo

Mum received the dreaded customary telegramme from the war office, and later Dad's medals and a letter...

World War 2 Memories of a Wife and Mother

When I go to my friends home there was a message saying my husband had gone back to Workington but I still...

Dad's Journey,Mum's Loss: A lifetime of missing

Mum and Dad had only enjoyed eighteen months of marriage when war was declared, their son John only eleven...

Staying at Grandma’s house in wartime Whitehavenicon for Story with photo

During the times I was staying in Whitehaven I can remember going swimming from the beach and in the...

Irene B. Hall’s (nee Gleed) Storyicon for Story with photo

My brother's German was called Wilhelm, William in English, which was my brother's name but he was...

The Emperor is not God: An Interview with Professor Kitazawa

I was educated by Japanese nationalism that Japan is the nation of God. He asked about 2,000 American...

The Story that Starts in Exwick and ends in Idaho.

I posted a message along the lines of “ Looking for Lee Haynes in Missouri, He had a brother named...

Life in Rural Shropshire during the War

I was born at Longdon Common near Shrewsbury , Shropshire and was 12 1/2 when war broke out . There were...

My Teenage Years

When Manchester was bombed, Dad worked double shifts he was an engine driver tacking goods for the...

Polish Town Drohiczyn to Bedford England Avoiding Siberia

Our town was one of the first casualties as it was on the border of then Poland occupied by Germany and...

Night & Day

It took Connie a long time to overcome her grief losing her mother, sister and husband during the war...

WHY I EXIST AT ALL

Whilst Mum and Dad were courting they moved on several times and then they moved about 10 miles away to a...

A railwayman's wife in the War

David belonged to the Home Guard in Okehampton but he had to stay at the station. The first night we went...

Quietly slipping away

Mr Jack Jones, of the Rhymney Valley, was captured by the Japanese after the British Army were ordered to...

A7839020 - Adult-sectionicon for Story with photo

When I read these books about the war of people who had been in it and who had responsible jobs like major...

Our POW Friend for Life

He took Albert on and, when he turned up at home, he told my mother that he had a German prisoner in...

Mary Terry's World War II - Part 2

Mary worked hard on the farm and joined in the life of the family, even taking the children of Ralph's...

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