Parents waving goodbye to evacuee children in 1941. The City of Bristol decided

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Parents waving goodbye to evacuee children in 1941. The City of Bristol decided

Parents waving goodbye to evacuee children in 1941. The City of Bristol decided on evacuation of its youngest population following the air raids of November 1940, up until then Bristol had been seen as a safe place. Circa January 1941

Staff
Bristol Post
Mirrorpix
Bristol
Avon
England

Media ID 21762770

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1941 Blitz Bristol Flashback Nostalgia Not Personality South West War And Waving

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