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15 October 2014
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Whisky rations

by Jessie

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Jessie
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Jessie Brown
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Dagenham
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Civilian
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A3716570
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25 February 2005

Mum used to give us a hot drink every night before we laid down - it was so cold and damp in the shelter. But one night we'd all settled down, just going off while there was a lull in the bombing, and my young sister, Joan, shot up in bed, saying, "We ain't 'ad our whisky yet, Mum."

Mum used to put a teaspoonful in our drink to help us sleep, but had run out - we laughed about that for weeks afterwards!

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