The Mirror has spoken to some of these child evacuees who are all now in their ... that look back at events that led to the end of World War II in Europe and marked a new era.

A 92-year-old Battle of Bulge survivor has been reunited with a dog tag he lost days before the bloody World War II battle 73 years ago. “I thought I’d never see it again,” Boris Stern of ...

Evacuee name tags dating back to World War II have been found in an antique shop. The tags, which belonged to sisters Valerie and Theodora Keatley, were discovered by Bygones antique and ...

Former child evacuees who are now in their 90s have attended an 85th anniversary event to mark the day they hopped on a train ...

The dog tags are those of a 31-year-old Army infantryman from New York named Bernard Gavrin. He was reported missing in action during the battle of Saipan in World War II and never found.

Castle Primary have been recreating the experiences of children during World War II ... child had their name tag tied to them.” Show more The children worked on an evacuee's diary about how ...

During the darkest hours of World War II, a short-lived survival plan was hatched to send ... On 17 September disaster struck when another evacuee ship, the City of Benares, was torpedoed on its way ...

During World War II, some 120,000 Japanese Americans—two ... With more than 10,000 "evacuees," as they were called at the time, Heart Mountain became third-largest "city" in the state.