Were you a child during the Second World War?
A best-selling author and film-maker is currently writing a book about the experiences of British children during the conflict.
For some it was an exciting adventure, while for others it was a living nightmare. If you have any memories or photographs you would like to share, he would love to hear from you.
It was a unique period for British children, with gas masks, rationing, and Anderson shelters to contend with.
There was the bombing of major cities, an island nation turned into a fortress, family members in uniform, mothers doing their war work, the evacuation scheme and much more besides.
What toys did children have or games did they play?
What clubs did they belong to?
The author is interested in recording a complete social history of the period and every piece of original information will help create a larger picture.
If you think you can help, email buckton henry@tiscali.co.uk or write to me at the address below.
- Henry Buckton, PO Box 2770, Glastonbury, Somerset BA6 9XD
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