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Âé¶¹Éç Radio Norfolk Action Desk
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W. E. Maxey
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Near Grantham, Lincs
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Civilian
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A4163339
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07 June 2005

This contribution to People’s War was received by the Action Desk at Âé¶¹Éç Radio Norfolk and submitted to the website with the permission and on behalf of Mr. W. Maxey

On Good Friday morning at 2am in April 1941 a bomb dropped on our Village School. The village is North Witham, not far from Grantham, Lincs and about 1 mile off the A1. We schoolchildren were all sent to the Manor House and down to the cellar. After Easter our School was in the local Church vestry.

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