Posts Tagged ‘WW2’
A Tenuous Link
As you will not doubt know today is VE Day. It is the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Europe at the end of the Second World War. Despite the lock down there is nothing but flags around our way and I have even seen single household ‘street parties’ getting underway. Never were garage tops […]
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Tags: spanking, VE Day, WW II, WW2
Back to the Land
Sometime ago I posted a snippet about land girls in World War II. These were young women who were either drafted or volunteered to work on British farms from 1938 to 1946 on account of the men leaving for the armed services. As previously discussed most of these women were professional and conscientious, but I […]
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Tags: Land Girls, women's land army, WW2
Buz Sawyer was an American cartoon strip that ran from 1943 through to 1989. Created by Roy Crane, who was the lead artist until 1979, it told the story of a US Navy pilot through his exploits in the Second World War and civilian life. He later ‘re-enlisted’ to fight in Korea and even Vietnam. […]
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Tags: 1930s, 1940s, 1950s, comic strips, spanking, WW2
A Voice in the Corner 