All Our Lives Oral History.Take your children and grandchildren on a historical timemachine journey they will never forget!
There are 6 pages on my website I hope you enjoy them! Brian O'ConnorThe smile on the child holding her pet budgerigar would have you believe that she has not a care in the world! The fact is she is standing on the edge of a bomb crater in her rear garden. Notice the bomb damage on the roof behind her.How many of todays generation could show such spirit in the face of life threatening daily dangers and still hold the endearing innocent pleasures of a child like Doreen? Let us pray that it is never put to the test again! Doreen also remembers enemy aircraft shooting up the street, she and her friend had to dive for cover in her front room. When it was over there were machine gun bullet holes in her front door!
To hear recordings of eye witness accounts, see pages 4, 5 and 6. Also funny defiance anti-Hitler song!! Aims of this web site see page 2. Also video from the author!
Doreen Hughes age 7 of Redlands Road Enfield 1940,
standing in her garden on the edge of a bomb crater!
All Our Lives Oral History Celebrating and Commemorating the Achievements and Sacrifices of our Senior Citizens!!
Do you feel lost and unappreciated? Do you want to change the way you feel about yourself?
Well, then let 'All Our Lives Oral History' give you the recognition you deserve!
Would you like your children and your grandchildren to know something about your early years.
Do you remember the 'Blitz' and Hitler's terror weapons, the Doodle bugs and Buzz bombs (V1s)
and the V2s (flying gas mains) How do you remember these times? Were you an evacuee or a parent?
Did you serve in the armed services? The British Army; Royal Navy, Royal Air Force or Merchant Navy, Home Guard,
or the civil defences in any capacity! What about the WVS? Were you in the land army helping the nation feed itself, or in
the munition factories making the weapons and shells that helped Britain defend itself!
What about VE day! Did you witness air raids or front line service in the armed forces or as a
merchant seaman? Whatever your memories from this period when Britain earned the prefix Great
in front of it, they will be the most cherished possessions that you can pass down to your own
family and others.
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