- Contributed by
- ateamwar
- People in story:
- John Woodword
- Location of story:
- Wales
- Background to story:
- Civilian
- Article ID:
- A5704634
- Contributed on:
- 12 September 2005
I was three when the war started. I was living in the Welsh valleys, we only had one bombing raid; the Germans thought they were going for Cardiff. The only damage was inflicted upon a library. I’ve seen 60 commemorative weekends. I think the interest in WW2 is going now, people don’t understand.
My friend; Frankie Able in Seacombe, went to school one morning and in the afternoon was told don’t go home for dinner, you haven’t got a house.
Someone I know lives in the only house which was bombed in Wallasey Village, it was sliced diagonally.
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