the film and audio were donated to the national archives in 1984 by warrenlieb, his son. the one place that intrigued me was my first trip to london and the house of our lament and big ben. -- the house of our lament and big ben -- parliament and big ben. the pictures are more than a quarter of the century old and that thing that amused the boys stationed all over england was westminster abbey. there were quite a few

the film and audio were donated to the national archives in 1984 by warrenlieb, his son. the one place that intrigued me was my first trip to london and the house of our lament and big ben. -- the house of our lament and big ben -- parliament and big ben. the pictures are more than a quarter of the century old and that thing that amused the boys stationed all over england was westminster abbey. to see the sights andw westminster abbey. these are the themes that i want to photograph on one sunday afternoon. another area that intrigued me was marvel are. on one sunday afternoon it was full of all. you must remember london was being bombed almost every night and this particular time. i was photographing these speakers that were addressing the crowds. every speaker was speaking on a different subject, but the no one wased around hurt. the people and the audience were arguing back with the speakers. just typical shots of how we passed the time waiting for d-day. most of the children who lived in england were sent out of the city. a lot of them had to remain behind. in spite of