Childhood Experiences of War & Peace
1939-1960
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Childhood Experiences of War & Peace, 1939-1960
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Chapter One
Life before WWII
Chapter Two
An overview of the early days of WWII
Chapter Three
Evacuation
Chapter Four
Rationing
Chapter Five
The Blitz
Chapter Six
Housing
Chapter Seven
Impact on families
Chapter Eight
WWII Education
Chapter Nine
Children’s Work and Play
Chapter Ten
Cinema – film and newsreels
Chapter Eleven
Domestic Health, WWII
Chapter Twelve
The End of WWII
Chapter Thirteen
Post-War Housing
Chapter Fourteen
The formation of the NHS and the impact it had in Scotland
Chapter Fifteen
Changed Consumer Patterns
Chapter Sixteen
Leisure and Youth Culture
Chapter Seventeen
What Became of our Respondents?
Childhood Experiences of War & Peace
1939-1960
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Childhood Experiences of War & Peace
1939-1960
WWII
Childhood Experiences of War & Peace
1939-1960
Oral History Archive
Childhood Experiences of War & Peace
1939-1960
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Childhood Experiences of War & Peace
1939-1960
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Sandy Boyle, Prefab, Maryhill, 1950
Cecilia Murray Aged 3 Months, January 1943 With Her Parents. She Didn't See Her Father Again As He Drowned In Naples Harbour In May 1944
Elma Robertson's Aunts And Others With The Family's Lodger During WWII
Knightswood Primary Class Photo Circa 1956. Courtesy Of Respondent Graeme St Clair
Kenneth Macaldowie Aged 18 In Back Garden Of Home In Dumbreck, Glasgow With The School Trophy, Having Left School In July 1962
David Walker, Left, With Uncle Roland And Cousin, Doon The Watter. Courtesy Of Daughter Alison Finlay
Graeme St Clair With Mum 1947 Prefabs In Background
Kenneth Macaldowie Aged 3 On Aberdeen Beach
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