- Contributed by
- grahamleslie
- People in story:
- graham Leslie
- Location of story:
- Southport
- Background to story:
- Army
- Article ID:
- A2019430
- Contributed on:
- 11 November 2003
Whilst I was overseas fighting in north africa, Italy & Germany my wife worked at The Sunshine Home for Blind Babies in Southport.
I received word that the home had been hit by german bombers and whilst thankfully no babies or staff were killed outright many were horribly injured and disfigured - this was when plastic surgery was in its infancy.
My wife died of her injuries in 1947 after many painful operations.
Now we are told to love the germans - but I find it hard to find anything but hatred for those who wage war on blind babies.
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