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15 October 2014
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ANDERSON SHELTERS

by CSV Action Desk Leicester

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CSV Action Desk Leicester
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ELIZABETH JANET WILSON
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LONDON
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Civilian
Article ID:听
A4799163
Contributed on:听
05 August 2005

In about 1940 the bombing in London really started, we had an Anderson Shelter in the back garden and when there was a raid, my Mother, Father and myself and also any other people at the same lodging house, would go to the shelter. When you got down the steps there were two benches without backs and I would fall asleep with my back against the shelter, when my Mother realised I was asleep, she would wake me and tell me off!
As if a bomb had gone off close by, the vibrations of the metal sides could have caused the same damage.

This story was submitted to the 鈥淧eoples War Site by Rod Aldwinckle of the CSV Action Desk on behalf of Elizabeth Janet Wilson and has been added to the site with her permission. The author fully understands the terms and conditions of the site

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