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15 October 2014
WW2 - People's War

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Wolverhampton Libraries & Archives
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Shirley Johnson
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21 February 2005

As a very small child during the war, I remember vividly the Anderson shelter.
There, a family of frogs had declared squatters' rights.
I was more terrified of the frogs, which were real and visible, than I was of a bomb which I could not comprehend and may never materialize.

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