A woman bids farewell at Paddington Station in 1942 as her child is evacuated during the Blitz. | I hope to be remembered for my atrocities!

A woman bids farewell at Paddington Station in 1942 as her child is evacuated during the Blitz.

I love pictures like this. They leave so much to the imagination i.e. What happened to her? What happened to her child? Did they meet again?

I love pictures like this. They leave so much to the imagination i.e. What happened to her? What happened to her child? Did they meet again?

This entry was posted on January 29, 2014 by Miep. It was filed under History, Photography, The Drama Of It All, The Politics of Cultural Destruction, World War Two and was tagged with 1942, Adolf Hitler, Blitz, Britain, British, Child, Emotions, Europe, European, European history, Germany, Great britain, History, Hitler, London, Military history, Mother, Nazi, Paddington Station, Photo, Photography, sad, War, war history, war time, World War two, WW2.

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