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My Fourth Birthday-Childhood Memories

It was the 24th of November 1940 and it was my 4th Birthday and all my aunties, uncles,...

Three In A Bed in Cornwall

When I was 12 I went with my younger sister Audrey and younger brother John leaving my parents in London....

Memoir of World War 2

The ARP wardens arrived quickly to view the crater, and summoned the ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Guard, who were unsure if it was...

Hatton In Family Evacuation to Cardiff

However Bill and Beatrice did not want to sent their children to strangers and the family had an offer from...

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Evacuation

In September 1939, when World War Two began, I was evacuated with my sister, who was eleven, to St. Albans,...

Two Jewish Sisters Separated [J.Berq & R.Bernfeld]

The girls from Pitmans wnated to send us to Bedford, my sister did not want to go. When my sister came home...

Evacuation: Southend to Derby

My dad was stationed near Derby with the army so my mum came there to live and got a job working on...

Evacuation to Iver Heath and Bombs in London by David Sevante

My aunt and her daughter who lived in Fulham moved to Nottingham when the bombing got bad in London....

Childhood Experience of the War in London and as an Evacuee

At the age of 9 when war was declared I lived in Knightsbridge Barracks, London with my mother and sister,....

Never going hungry

Mrs Roberts our neghbour was a Diabetic so she gave her sugar coupons to Mum in exchange for fresh eggs...

Notre Dame boarding school

The convent of Notre Dame in Sheffield had been evacuated to Ashopton, and was housed in the Duke of...

A Chocsit Bigsit [part I]

Ralph was a kind giant, who spent many hours helping me get my tongue around such words as...

Wartime Childhood

There was no electricity installed,lighting was parafin lamps and candles, dad had a tilley lamp for the...

Boyhood memories of evacuation

When the Blitz on London started I was relocated to St David's in South Wales... By then the bombing...

James Nash - A Tale of my Small Minimal War Contributionicon for Story with photo

When I was living with the woman at the pub, myself and the lady and another evacuee were doing a stage...

The Change in Village Life

Children years ago had no money so their entertainment was mainly youth clubs, church organisations, scouts...

Wartime in Cambridge

We had been living in Littleport and I arrived with my parents, Stanley and Dorothy Oakley, in Cambridge in...

Evacuation

Early in the war, when my father was recalled from the Met.Police to go back into the Royal Navy for the...

Walter & Pat Manson

At Chepstow Church School, we cut out strips of paper to stick on the school windows against bomb blast....

A Bevin Boy

Our first destination was near Huyton-with-Roby on the outskirts of Liverpool, but because of bombing we...

Mosquito Collision Near St Albans: A Child's Account

Both crews perished and it was reported that one of the pilots was John de Havilland, younger son of...

A Child's Memories of Wartime Oxford by Sylvia Newton (nee Green)

A Child's Memories of Wartime Oxford by Sylvia Newton. We had just moved to a new house on top of a...

ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½sickness and Fleabites; a Story of Evacuation by Harry Frankland

I live in Croydon now, only 2 — 3 miles from Mitcham where I grew up, and Croydon had the most buzz...

World War 2 Family Project

Betty told us that she worked in an office nearby and that once when she was going to work she spotted...

Tales from Wartime North shields

Father took my brother and I to an Inter services Boxing Match at Appleby Park Football Ground. I was about...

My Evacuations

1940 was a hot summer and I shall never forget the evening that we had to leave our beach chalet across the...

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