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Contributed by 
BBC Radio Norfolk Action Desk
People in story: 
Pam Brown
Location of story: 
Norwich, Norfolk
Background to story: 
Civilian
Article ID: 
A4115756
Contributed on: 
25 May 2005

This contribution to People’s War was received by the Action Desk at BBC Radio Norfolk and submitted to the website with the permission and on behalf of Pam Brown
“My dad had made a ‘dug out’ in the garden (bomb shelter) and the highlight for me aged four was to go out into the garden and wee in the drain by the dugout and look at the search lights in the sky.”
“The week my sister was born, mother was very ill. I was taken by my aunt who was wearing army uniform to a neighbour. I was five and a half. There was fighting in the sky, lights and bombers. My aunt told me that it was a special treat, a firework display especially for my new sister and myself”.

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