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#24 Women, girls and babies (lying on a shelf, top) in an air raid shelter run by the Salvation Army in Clapton, east London, during the London Blitz, 5th October 1940.

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#24 Women, girls and babies (lying on a shelf, top) in an air raid shelter run by the Salvation Army in Clapton, east London, during the London Blitz, 5th October 1940.

Historical Phots of Londoners Sheltering in the Underground During the World War II

#24 Women, girls and babies (lying on a shelf, top) in an air raid shelter run by the Salvation Army in Clapton, east London, during the London Blitz, 5th October 1940.

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