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- World War Two and Wales

World War Two and Wales

What was it like to live through the Second World War in Wales? From taking in evacuees, to the increased production of the coal mines, life was to change for many people.

London children evacuees preparing to leave the capital

Evacuation

Weekly rations

Daily life

Bomb scene

Bombing raids

Welsh flag

Welsh identity during the war

Factory worker

Women in wartime

Bevin Boys at the Prince of Wales Colliery, Pontefract

Mining in wartime


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