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Tag Archives: Second World War
Battle of Britain in Norwich
How is the Battle of Britain commemorated in Norwich? At the end of the First World War, a variety of small organisations aimed to promote the welfare of former Royal Air Force personnel and keep members in touch with their … Continue reading
A Hidden Love Letter
When a member of staff bought a Singer sewing machine from a Norwich charity shop, she discovered a love letter that has remained hidden for the best part of 50 years. Karen explains…
Posted in Snapshots from the Archive
Tagged letters, love, mystery, Second World War, valentines
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Evacuated to Canada
Marion Cropley was one of the thousands of British children evacuated during the Second World War. Her wartime experiences are unusual because she spent the war in Canada, and kept a diary recording her life there. Her diaries, which were … Continue reading
Posted in Snapshots from the Archive
Tagged canada, churchill, diary, evacuees, indigenous, photograph albums, Second World War
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Holocaust Memorial Day
Holocaust Memorial Day commemorates the victims of racial murder, both in the twentieth century and in earlier times. The day, 27 January, has been chosen because it was on that date in 1945 that the Russian army, in their march … Continue reading
Transforming Archives: Trainee Update
Hi everyone, it’s been roughly 2 months since we started our traineeship at the Norfolk Record Office so it’s about time we gave you an update! (Click here to read our introductory blog post) Emily: I’m currently completing the design of our
Battle of Britain Day
15 September is Battle of Britain Day and it is commemorated every year on this date. The Battle of Britain was the aerial conflict between the British and German air forces in the skies over the United Kingdom in 1940. … Continue reading
Posted in Snapshots from the Archive
Tagged Battle of Britain, commemoration, RAF, Second World War
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