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Edited by Nicholas Webley and published by Thorogood (ISBN: 185418 221 8) - Priced £9:99 Want to know
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Edited by Nicholas Webley and published by Thorogood (ISBN: 1 85418 213 7) - Priced £9:99 'The wonderful stories in A Taste of Wartime Britain bring all the memories flooding back. Nicholas Webley has compiled a fine book. Read it' - DAVID CROFT OBE. CO-WRITER AND PRODUCER OF BBC'S COMEDY HIT SERIES 'DAD'S ARMY' Want to know
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2008, Imperial War Museum London
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To mark the sixtieth anniversary of the end of the Second World War, this major exhibition will look at the conflict through the eyes of British children. It will provide a moving insight into the lives of evacuees who had to adjust to separation from family and friends and to children who stayed in towns and cities during the Blitz. Visitors can find out more about evacuation, the threat of gas attacks, air raid precautions, rationing, school and work, pastimes and entertainment, VE Day celebrations. As well as being able to go inside an Anderson shelter, visitors can walk through a recreation of a wartime house and view sections of a 'prefab' home. Inter-actors and those who lived through the war as children will make regular appearances to bring the exhibition to life. This exhibition has been mounted as part of the Their Past Your Future project, funded by the Big Lottery Fund. The project brings together children and those who lived through the Second World War, to promote education and understanding between generations. Click here to find out more! |
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Permanent Exhibition, Imperial War Museum London
This permanent exhibition uses historical material to tell the story of the Nazis' persecution of the Jews and other groups before and during the Second World War. Photographs, documents, newspapers, artefacts, posters and film offer stark evidence of persecution and slaughter, collaboration and resistance. Click here to find out more! |
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