[…] arts; KA talks about Hitler’s rise to power when he was a child in Berlin and his schooling; KA’s mother became the motivating force to get them out of Berlin and they moved to the UK in 1934; refugee organisation Woburn House helped the family a great deal once they arrived; the family rented a ho[…]
[…]ul gardener called Ted Pollard who was with us for many years. But there were sheep grazing when we bought it and it had been converted by an ex-Wing Commander and it just suited everybody's purpose. It was the exact reverse of Henden Manor, you approached it from below and it was at the peak of a h[…]
[…]have been in Dunkirk, but I missed that, and was sort of in this training in the second battalion, became a lance Bombardier and in charge of battery commander, signaller and all that. And then the call  came through, said, You're being moved across to anti aircraft, because somebody in Wh[…]
[…] to was the conning tower and he had pulled tried to pull the conning tower, lid flap or lid down and of course it was clipped up. He wasa Lieutenant commander which is unusual for a captain and he he wasn't very pleased about that.The So I'm trying to think of all the chronologically because it's v[…]
[…];Where were you  born when and your general backgroundNick Ardizzone  0:07  I was born in 1939. in Kent. It was right at the beginning of the Second World War. I was born on September the eighth, five days after the beginning of the war. My father was an artist, by the time of the out[…]
