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Pauline Margaret Webb in London

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Pauline Margaret Webb
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London / Leicester
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Civilian
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A4479528
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18 July 2005

I can't remeber very much, but our London house was bombed when I was little, aged 8.
The whole roof was blown off and luckily we were all downstairs - otherwise we would have been killed.

I was evacuated to Leicester and we stayed with a lady who had a 1 year old son.
She looked after him very well - but she was quite unkind to us and gave us burned food for breakfast

She was very very houseproud and we 'cluttered the place up ' so after breakfast we were sent out of the house and not allowed back until teatime

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