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Contributed byÌý: CSV Action Desk Leicester
People in story:Ìý: Anne Cresswell
Location of story:Ìý: Leicester
Background to story:Ìý: Civilian
Article ID:Ìý: A4399392
Contributed on:Ìý: 08 July 2005

I was six when war broke out and twelve when it ended and could scarcely remember not being at war, with constant news bulletins and Workers Playtime. The radio was on continually and spirits rose and fell according to how things were going.

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