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[…]orth London we went to Wales to escape the blitz in 1940.Where were you, where were you living then?We lived in Hendon, most of my childhood in fact. And in fact we, we lived, but I’vegot no memories of it, we lived in Stamford Hill till I was three years old and then moved to Hendon when I was[…]

[…]ut anyway, he was a nice man. And he said to me, Oh, you don't want to get in this business? And I said, Yes, I do. And I remember him ringing up the ACT. and say, I've got tonnes of stickers. I've got this college boy who wants to get into the business. A lot of chat, which I didn't understand. The[…]

[…]eren't allowed in. And they would go like this. And I would look away because I didn't they never came to see me. They weren't allowed to come in contact. There were two nurses, both of whose name was Williams one was very nice. The other one was not so nice. Although I'm sure she was doing her job […]

[…]eft because if you're the government you're the one who's being probed and they don't like being probed, they've been so used to the Official Secret: Act. You know that both parties out of office have said they're going to abolish the Official Secrets Act. As soon as they get back into power they do[…]

[…]at we were in trouble. Financially, man named cousins. Eric cousins, Bill can no no only got to know how he was pm. And he actually almost did a contract. Because in those days for net finance was a little complicated with transferring money, and you had to have permission from all sorts of people. […]

[…]he invited me up there! But of course along I went on the Monday morning, saw Trueman Tally[?], and he signed me up there and then for a 10 year contract. I've never had a contract so long in my life. Of course, their idea was, that once they taught you, as they thought they were teaching you someth[…]