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15 October 2014
WW2 - People's War

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Community Spirit

by Age Concern Salford

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Annie Edwards
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Salford, Manchester
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Civilian
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A7933557
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20 December 2005

My lasting Memory of World War II is………………The wonderful community spirit that pervaded there was such a friendly atmosphere in trains, buses and in shops. In spite of air raids, blackouts, rationing (not many fat people in those days) and the queues. I don’t remember queuing before the war apart from theatre shows or the cinema. People would cheerfully stand in queues for hours for rations or cigarettes which were in very short supply.

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