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Blitz Families The Children Who Stayed Behind Penny Starns

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Blitz Families The Children Who Stayed Behind Penny Starns
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Publisher: History Press (SC)
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 2.28 MB
Author: Penny Starns
ISBN: 9780752478098, 0752478095
Language: English
Year: 2012

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Blitz Families The Children Who Stayed Behind Penny Starns by Penny Starns 9780752478098, 0752478095 instant download after payment.

The mass evacuation of children and new and expectant mothers during the Second World War is well documented. But over fifty percent of children were not evacuated during the War, and it is these young people who offer an unrivalled view of what life was like during the bombing raids in Britain's cities. In Blitz Families Penny Starns takes a new look at the children whose parents refused to bow to official pressure and kept their beloved children with them throughout the War. As she documents family after family which made this difficult decision, she uncovers tales of the deprivation, criminality and disease of life in the city and, conversely, the surprising relative emotional and physical wellbeing of those who lived through the Blitz compared to their evacuee counterparts. Because of their unique position at the heart of the action, these forgotten children offer us a priceless insight into the true grit and the reality of the Blitz.

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