Turning Back the Clock to Darkest Days of Europe ; Dozens of People Partied As If It Was 1945 to Celebrate the End of a Project to Show Young People What It Was Like in Plymouth During the War.

Plymouth Evening Herald, The › November 14, 2008

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Dozens of people partied as if it was 1945 to celebrate the end of a project to show young people what it was like in Plymouth during the war.

The Swilly at War Project, for people aged 11 to 18, ran for 18 months and was funded by Heritage Lottery money.

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Turning Back the Clock to Darkest Days of Europe ; Dozens of People Partied As If It Was 1945 to Celebrate the End of a Project to Show Young People What It Was Like in Plymouth During the War.

Tina Tuohy, chair of Group for Arts in Swilly (GAS) who r...

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