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A girl sleeps in her family’s Anderson shelter, decorated for Christmas 1940. This was the first Christmas since food rationing had begun, and practical gifts were encouraged, including gardening tools, seeds, fertiliser and, the most popular present, soap. December had witnessed several devastating air raids, and while there was a brief respite over the festive season, people were aware that this fragile truce could break at any time.

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