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Mr Bale, Newport, South Wales 1998. “I always used to sit outside our shelter on a chair, the wife and kids used to dive down there, bloody bombs dropping out of the sky.” During WWII, 150.000 Anderson bomb shelters were distributed to save lives. On a prefab housing estate in Newport, South Wales, every garden still has a shelter erected and used as a garden shed. April 1998.

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Mr Bale, Newport, South Wales 1998. “I always used to sit outside our shelter on a chair, the wife and kids used to dive down there, bloody bombs dropping out of the sky.” During WWII, 150.000 Anderson bomb shelters were distributed to save lives. On a prefab housing estate in Newport, South Wales, every garden still has a shelter erected and used as a garden shed. April 1998.
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