- Contributed by听
- radionewcastle
- People in story:听
- Christine Cavanagh
- Location of story:听
- Bavaria, Germany
- Background to story:听
- Civilian
- Article ID:听
- A2866467
- Contributed on:听
- 26 July 2004
This story was submitted to the 大象传媒 People's War website by Alex Bent on behalf of Christine Cavanagh and has been added with his permission. The author fully understands the 大象传媒 People's War projects and its aim to create the largest online archive of stories of a nation at war.
As we lived in a rural area,with agricultural industries, we were largely unaffected by the Allied bombing raids since there was nothing anywhere near worth bombing.
However when we were to suffer from a plague of Colarado Beetles attacking our potato we were informed by the government that this was no longer the case. We were told that it was the Americans that had caused this plague, that they had dropped the beetles in a bombing raid during the night!
As a child it was now my job to clear to fields of beetles - yet still I constantly prayed that I never found one of the frightful creatures
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