Prisoners of war in Norwich in the 1940s | Norwich Evening News
This is a heart-warming story, a love story, between a prisoner of war and a bus 'clippie' in wartime Norwich. Derek James reports.
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This is a heart-warming story, a love story, between a prisoner of war and a bus 'clippie' in wartime Norwich. Derek James reports.
This is a heart-warming story, a love story, between a prisoner of war and a bus 'clippie' in wartime Norwich. Derek James reports.
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