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For more than five years, Britons lived with the fear of invasion and the horror of the Blitz. Families experienced food shortages and rationing, while children were evacuated from cities and separated from their parents. What was the impact of these experiences on those at home? What effect did this have on the morale of the British public? For those groups looking for answers to these questions and keen to look in more detail at life on the Home Front, Anglia offers the perfect solution.
As part of our Living History Experience, why not have one of our teams of historical interpreters, in period costume, visit your school to present a session tailored to your needs? Not only will this allow your students to ask these questions themselves, it will also give them a chance to handle clothing, artefacts and items of the time. Alternatively, let us take you on a guided walking tour of London, finding out where the first German bomb fell and how the ‘Spirit of the Londoner’ prevailed amidst the terror of ‘Total War’.
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As ever, Anglia staff were totally attentive and professional throughout the tour
These tours support all programmes of study and specifications covering:
War and British Society
Britain, Europe and the Wider World: 1901-Present Day
Britain at War
The Impact and Experience of war in Britain
International Relations, Conflict and Tension, The Cold War 1890-2014