Letter from England describes wartime life and morale
Mrs Watson in Gloucester writes of news from sons in Germany, rationing, shelter drills, and Canadian visitors. She recalls the rain, Morrison shelter meals, and making do with sausages and liver. She notes London’s scarred streets, ongoing bombardment, and hopes the war will end this year while remaining hopeful for the boys.
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