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QuestionThis is totally random, based solely on your aesthetic and location, but I'm wondering if you can recommend any good non-fiction or fictionalized history on life in WWII era London. I'm particularly interested in those who lived in the city, but were not directly involved in the war effort. As this is totally random, I completely understand if you have no leads on the matter. But, I figured no harm in reaching out. Thanks! Answer

I’ve been racking my brain on this for a few days & it keeps coming up blank I asked around a little and some one recommended this? I’m not sure if its any help, sorry.

I’m sure that somewhere in my head is a something to help you, have you tried contacting the Imperial War Museum, there is an online shop as well.

Good luck!

-T
  1. Date Posted Icon 5th July 2012
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  1. northeaster said: The Untouchable, by John Banville, is fiction, but a good illustration of London during WWII.
  2. ashevilleinternational said: Penguin
  3. stephenharrold said: There is a very good film called hope and glory by John Boorman . it’s set in WW11 about the struggles and trials of a normal London family .. It’s based on John Boorman’s own childhood
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