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15 October 2014
WW2 - People's War

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First Memories

by jackron

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jackron
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Stimson
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South Norwood, S.E. 25
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Civilian
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A2734689
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11 June 2004

There are three memories I have of the Second World War. This first memory is hear say as I was 12 months old. My mother was bathing me in the kitchen sink, when the air raid siren went. She scooped me up and ran to the Anderson shelter.

When I started school I spent all my time in the school shelter which I loved as we were read to all day.

Walking home from shopping with my mother and sister, we heard a chug chug of the V1 rocket or doodle bug. We ran to an alley to shelter, the engine stopped and we heard the explosion! We were alright - again!

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