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15 October 2014
WW2 - People's War

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Childhood Memories

by CSV Action Desk Leicester

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CSV Action Desk Leicester
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Michael Marston
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Evington, Leicester
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Civilian
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A4399932
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08 July 2005

My first memory of the impending war, was returning from a holiday in North Wales to find the rows of evacuated children lined up, when we changed trains at Crewe.
I remember, as a child in Evington, the Blitz of November 19th 1940. The German planes seemed to be so low, we could hear the bombs being released. We took shelter in a brick shelter in our next-door neighbour鈥檚 garden. It was quite frightening. I was eight years old at the time.

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