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15 October 2014
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Peoples War Team in the East Midlands
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Jean Ellender (nee Smith)
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Long Eaton
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A3991188
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03 May 2005

"This story was submitted to the site by the ´óÏó´«Ã½'s Peoples War Team in the East Midlands with Jean Ellenders permission. The author fully understands the site's terms and conditions"

As a child school was interrupted for 3 months when the war started. I was supposed to keep up with lessons but I didn’t bother — something that kept me behind for the rest of my life.

Everybody pulled together and helped one another. I was 12 but a child compared to kids these days. Despite being so young I really understood the danger and importance of the situation. A few people died in my street during the war. Thinking about it now I was so lucky — at the time I thought I would never grumble again, but I have done

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