Selina Todd is preparing a book that features many of the oral histories showcased on this website. For more details please go to www.selinatodd.com. But please also keep using voicesofpostwarengland, which will remain dedicated to showcasing the voices of the postwar past.
Voices of Postwar England
An oral history of the working-class
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We would like to thank the interviewees for their time and their memories.
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