Henry Wuga – June 1940 The Fun And Normal Life Come To An Abrupt End

The refugee committee informed me that I need to go to the high court in Edinburgh. A lawyer from the committee accompanied me to the high court but he was not allowed into the hearing. At the High court in Edinburgh I was convicted of “Corresponding with the Enemy” a very serious offence during wartime.… Continue Reading Henry Wuga – June 1940 The Fun And Normal Life Come To An Abrupt End

Esperance David – Life for Esperance in England

INT:    So you must, you were in Britain… INT:    They were in Israel, building the, when did you see them again? ED:      1953. INT:    So, you studied? ED:      I finished my study, then I was teaching. INT:    Oh you were a teacher? ED:      I was teaching. INT:    In London? ED:      In London, I was teaching… Continue Reading Esperance David – Life for Esperance in England

Bob Mackenzie – Life During the War

Bob loses his German but becomes proficient in English. BM:Once the war started we were only allowed to write twenty-five words per month through the Red Cross. When war broke out Janet joined the Land Army and Jessie looked after the house. So over the years one can say that Jessie virtually brought us up.… Continue Reading Bob Mackenzie – Life During the War

Halina Moss – Life During The War

Halina describes how the family managed to leave Warsaw and finally settle in Bialystock where Halina went to school. Read the transcript: INT: Can we take you back. You went back to Poland, obviously a very dangerous time. What happened after that? HM: Well we got to Poland and we reoccupied our flat and on… Continue Reading Halina Moss – Life During The War