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My fathers wartime

Dad had received his papers to enlist whilst still under the Doctor, having been involved in an accident,...

A Child's View

This fell on a field outside Warminster and blew down a power line whist blast travelled along the valley...

"I Remember ..."

Reading in the ‘Village Voice’ about the 50th Anniversary of the Royal Marines taking over...

A Personal Face of World War II

David Wendt -- World War II Veteran -- Tyler, Texas “Tom, I received your book in the mail yesterday,...

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A Schoolboy In Wartime: Percy Main

Once we went to an operational bombing airfield in Yorkshire and were allowed to chalk rude messages on...

Life in England

Another brother, Josef, had intended to come to England with me, but a motorbike accident, in which his leg...

Nits, Bombs and a haversack bagicon for Story with photo

Mam could not afford this for four children so we were brought home... We ate birthday fruit cakes, scones,...

Pre-school memoriesicon for Story with photo

Fearnehough Street was the home of my parents Hilda Julia and Frederick Marsh and my maternal grandmother...

Memoirs of an Evacuee - Part 3

The difference between brother Eric and I is our temperament, this came into fruition more readily, when...

My Wartime Memories

He would often stay up all night tracking German aircraft as they flew towards our cities on bombing raids....

Evacuation

Our luggage was in a road vehicle, and as we sat on the top deck of the bus waiting to disembark, a...

A4158074 - wartime childhood memories

I was in charge of my two brothers and being the bossy one, told them to follow me along the breakwater,...

My War Memories

We lived in a small terraced council house only about half a mile from Croydon airport, which had been...

An 11 Year Old American Boy Celebrates VE Day

My father had already left for work when the message came over the radio: "Please stand by for an...

Something afoot!

Even businesses were evacuated, and Ruth's father, who ran Powell's Timber Merchants on Cowley...

What Price Teenage?

Waves of bombers were sent to bomb London accompanied by many fighter planes to protect the bombers from...

And so away again. Part 2.icon for Story with photo

This building, some time long after the war became a retirement home and was later destroyed by fire . My...

A World War II Childhood

The trains left London for villages and towns distant from the Capital, and after a couple of hours the...

The Story of Agnes (Nessie) and Grimston Graham and their contribution to the War 1939 to 1945.icon for Story with photo

He had an opportunity to become a boy and enjoyed the freedom of open countryside and a river, The River...

A Child's War, Part 5

We had a horrible office supervisor, the frightening Mrs Taylor, and some of the girls were catty to me......

Wartime Childhood Memories - Part 2

This involved travelling all over London to visit the collectors and provide them with pins, boxes, tins...

A childhood in north Wales

Throughout the war I lived with my father, mother and three brothers in Sandycroft a small village beside...

Hull on fire: a view of the war from an East Riding vicarageicon for Story with photo

Reverend Storer was the Vicar of Hutton and Cranswick, two adjoining villages about 20 miles north of Hull,...

Memories of WW2 in North East Lancashire

It meant a long journey to school every day: one bus from Mereclough to Burnley and then another bus from...

Tales of War, from a child's perspective..

When the youngest brother, Alan was demobbed they thought it was best that Fritz went back to the camp over...

The Telegram

I was wondering what to say to him, Mam shouted along the passage, "Is that you Willy, how's your...

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