Monthly Archives: May 2015

Juliana & Bernhard, 9-5-1940

Posted on May 26, 2015 by petegrafton

“Juliana & Bernhard. 9-5-1940” Le Patron spotted this photograph in a bric-a-brac shop in Haarlem in 2005, and bought it for €1.50. For a while he didn’t realise the significance of the photograph, until he discovered that on the 10th of May, 1940,the day … Continue reading →

Posted in Photography, Political & Social History, Second World War, Social History | Tagged Agfa 16 mm cine camera, Amsterdam, Bell & Howell 16 mm cine camera, Dutch 322 RAF Squadron, Gavaert Ridax, Grote Markt Haarlem 2006., Grote Markt Haarlem May 1940, Haarlem, Het Fotoarchief van Prins Bernhard, Juliana & Bernhard, Juliana & Bernhard 9-5-1940, Kaiser Wilhelm II Doorn, Leica, Leopild III, New York Times Nazis Invade Holland, Prince Bernard of Lippe-Biesterfeld, Queen Wilhelmina 11-5-1940, Robert Bruce Lockhart, The Hongerwinter | 2 Comments

VE DAY: Mass Shagging in the Streets

Posted on May 8, 2015 by petegrafton

VE DAY: Mass Shagging in the Streets The 8th of May, 2015 is the 70th anniversary of the end of war in Europe in 1945. East London Teenager Boy VE Day was one of the most emotional days in my … Continue reading →

Posted in Political & Social History | Tagged Abercromby Square Gardens, Acland Road Middlesbrough, Bremen, Bremen brewery, Catterick, Dundrum Bay, East London, Glastonbury, Ham Hill, Liverpool, Southdown Hospital, Street Hill, Teeside, VE Day, VE Day Street Somerset, Wearyall Hill, Weston Super Mare, Winscombe | Leave a comment

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