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life during the blitz
i am currently doing a project at uni, I am to devise a piece of realistic drama set in the early 1940's, more specifically 1942. To do this i need to research into everyday life in London family homes and the human angle of the Blitz. so far i have managed to get alot of statistics and recounts of bombings but i cant seem to find any information about the impact to human life or the way people seemed to carry on. if anyone knows of a website where i could aquire such research from i would be very grateful. also if anyone has experience of living through such times i would love to hear from you. thankyou ever so much. pixie xxxxx
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I lived through the Blitz for three years before joining the services. "Impact to human life etc" is a bit too much for me to try to answer (in my neighbourhood we just adjusted to it and surprisingly quickly it became a way of life which could be put up with - a lot of people still had clear memory of WW1 and hated Germans which made us somehow comfortable - and we were all certain that we would win). However, if there is some specific detail of which you would like to know I will do my best to answer if I can still remember!
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