Your Anderson Shelter This Winter (1940)

Full title reads: "YOUR ANDERSON SHELTER THIS WINTER".
Close up shot of a cartoon showing 'wailing winnie' - the air raid siren. A family silhouetted against light walking to their shelter. The family is seen sitting in shelter wearing overcoats and obviously feeling cold.
Close up shot of a leaflet 'Your Anderson Shelter This Winter'.
Various shots of the family making their shelter warm and more comfortable following the instructions as stated in the leaflet.
Various shots of the family waking up in their shelter after a night. Family members get ready and leave for work - the man, father, stays in bed.
(Mute & Track Negs.)
FILM ID:1063.37
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[@fairlyvague82]

Imagine emerging in the daylight from your shelter to find your home and all your possessions completely flattened 🙁

[@user-se2xm5yp6u]

I don't have to emagine that.

[@Onions4life5]

Not flattened. Exploded.🫤😢

[@jezzaclarkson1028]

i miss how unusually charming old newsreels were

[@colinbryan8265]

Does this take me back to the Anderson air aid shelter during the war. My brother and I slept in the cupboard under the stairs, till we got one. For some reason when the Germans dropped a bomb on your house, people were killed and everything got smashed except the stairs. The gas was turned off as a precaution, and my Mum’s Christmas cake had a hollow in it. And she blamed Hitler for it!! I can’t tell you what my father sang , it was about Hitler and something to do with a round shaped object, ! It had us kids laughing our heads off, and my mum saying. What’s so funny?

[@JDMJOE]

They still had these in our Gardens in East London in the 70s when I was young. Over grown, rusty and some was in flattened and buried!

[@wallflower1852]

I wouldn't be able to sleep thinking that my house may be gone by the time I wake up in the morning.

[@MrMrtommie]

My Nan got bombed out 7 times as she was a poplar girl. We took her to a war museum aged 90 with the sounds etc. she broke down in tears in seconds. I can’t imagine the pain and hardship these people had. The stories she has are mind boggling. I’m so glad she has wrote a diary about them

[@poppyburrellclayton3338]

I will use this to help me with my homework very interesting

[@dpsgeo542]

I'm doing it for mine too! nice

[@chickendimsum791]

I used it for homework to XD

[@basictween7861]

Same 😂

[@tekkerskody3119]

Me too

[@Isachzu]

me three, kinda late on this one tho...

[@janetmackinnon3411]

How relevant in 2022!

[@dereks1264]

Keep Calm
and
Anders On

[@rockystelone21]

And please make sure to dump your honey pot

[@PK-yf3hd]

Hard to believe. Any of it...

[@poppysaunders4118]

Its like 5 minute crafts