- Contributed by听
- Make_A_Difference
- People in story:听
- Elizabeth and Albert Findlow
- Article ID:听
- A2434961
- Contributed on:听
- 17 March 2004
This is one of the stories collected on the 25th October 2003 at the CSV's Make a Difference Day held at 大象传媒 Manchester. The story was typed and entered on to the site by a CSV volunteer with kind permission of Elizabeth and Albert Findlow.
Elizabeth and Albert鈥檚 Stories
During the war as Elizabeth only had one parent she was compelled to work on munitions, so as she wanted to do something to help the war effort she joined the A.R.P. and later worked don aircraft.
During the bombing we had a great many bad experiences. One instance was when a bomb hit a factory. There was a man sheltering behind the glass windows, but when the bomb hit he was covered in glass and killed. Another was when a sailor came home on leave and was having a bath, the bomb hit the building directly and the poor lad lost his life. It was terrifying at the time but I feel at least I feel that I did something to help. I have helped to put out fires when the incendiary bombs dropped and other difficult situations.
We got through it in the end and are no worse for it now.
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