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15 October 2014
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Making army shoes

by Radio_Northampton

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Sadie Craven (Maiden name: Miller)
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London
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A4233214
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21 June 2005

I stayed in London during the Blitz and saw the city bombed out. I used to get sugar from the black market and when our house was bombed it was covered in sugar. I worked in the shoe industry and created shoes for Queen Mary, during the war I did peace-work and continued to work within the shoe industry. I created army boots during the war and was paid for the number I produced, I did quite well out of it. I am now ninety-five years old.

'This story was submitted to the People's War site by Laura Leahy of the County Heritage Team on behalf of Sadie Craven and has been added to the site with her permission. The author fully understands the sites terms and conditions.'

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