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Part Three 2: Mean Mum and Mean Noel

Posted on January 2, 2015 by petegrafton

Part Three Chapter Two Mean Mum and Mean Noel Whit Monday “I think it was mean of Noel and you to desert me” 2 May, 1949. P.A. to C.S. (P), C.D.E.E, Porton, nr Salisbury, Wilts. Monday Dearest Chookie-Burrdies, Thank … Continue reading →

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Part Two 3: Life as Medicine

Posted on October 17, 2014 by petegrafton

Part Two 3: Life As Medicine “Some of the English girls don’t seem alive at all – they take life as a sort of medicine.” – Vera, a young Russian, quoted by Len, 28 August, 1947. 18 … Continue reading →

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Part One: Growing Up in Britain 1925 – 1945

Posted on September 26, 2014 by petegrafton

Part One: Growing Up in Britain 1925 – 1945 “Is there any advantage to be derived from having a feeling of belonging or attachment to one particular place? Personally during my 19 years I have lived in many … Continue reading →

Posted in Feminism, Gender Studies, Letters, Social and Political History, Womens History | Tagged 1938 Holidays with Pay Act, Anglo-Polish Ballet, Battle of the Bulge, Carbeth, Castle Archdale, Clydebank, Dornoch, Fords Cork, Glasgow Alhambra, Glencoe, Irvinestown, John Brown's Clydebank, Lucia de Brouckere, Marine Hotel Hunters Quay, South East Essex Technical College, ss Queen Elizabeth, ss Queen Mary, Taits Smile, The Franconia | 1 Comment

Tag Archives: Glencoe

Part Three 2: Mean Mum and Mean Noel

Part Two 3: Life as Medicine

Part One: Growing Up in Britain 1925 – 1945

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