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Part Three 4 Imagine me a School-Maam
Part Three Chapter Four Imagine Me a School-Maam “I always feel so sorry for kids and adults with disinterested and indifferent parents” _____ Mum has been down in Salisbury for a fortnight, and has just returned by train to … Continue reading
Posted in Britain Austerity 1940s, Feminism, Gender Studies, Letters, Porton Chemical and Biolgical Warfare Centre, Social and Political History, Womens History
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Part Three 1: Sht.Hand Typist, Porton. Transferred from Overseas Duty.
Part Three One: Sht.Hand Typist, Porton. Transferred from Overseas Duty. “It’s funny, but I feel at home in Scotland and definitely a stranger here among foreigners…” Len arrived home in the U.K. at some point in … Continue reading
Posted in Britain Austerity 1940s, Feminism, Gender Studies, Letters, Porton Chemical and Biolgical Warfare Centre, Social and Political History, Womens History
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