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Morgan
is on page 200 of 459
1941 marches on! things honestly pretty bad in the UK.
— Oct 08, 2025 06:57AM
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Morgan
is on page 152 of 459
Entering 1941. 1940 was bleak and we still have nearly a year before the US joins the war. It’s crazy bc I keep thinking of Britain as just a little island but I suppose in 1940 the empire was still going.
— Sep 29, 2025 07:14PM
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Morgan
is on page 71 of 459
damn 1940 was a bleak year for the british huh? dunkirk, surrender of belgium, the fall of france, and then the blitz begins in september! it must've felt like the world was ending. all the while you know the US won't join the war until almost 1942
— Sep 19, 2025 07:01AM
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Elizabeth
is on page 356 of 459
“At the seaside towns, it seems, the local housewives couldn’t buy a kitchen spoon or a cake tin. The entire supply has been bought up by resourceful visiting children to make sand castles with, since buckets and spades were almost unprocurable” (356).
Interesting that the British already feel, in Sept 1943, that the tide is beginning to turn after the fall of Italy.
— Jun 25, 2025 07:06PM
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Interesting that the British already feel, in Sept 1943, that the tide is beginning to turn after the fall of Italy.
Elizabeth
is on page 336 of 459
"In spite of official warnings that holiday transport wouldn't be augmented, trains were packed to the last inch with good-tempered crowds which, if reason had arisen to...lie down on the floor should enemy action develop overhead, would have had to subside in layers like a three-decker sandwich" (336-337).
— Jun 20, 2025 10:41AM
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