Sylvia Byrd was sent to Tredegar as the Nazis bombed London. |
The stories of the Welsh internationals who died in the First World War. |
John Barrett recalls growing up in Crumlin near Caerphilly during the war. |
Sile Barrett was a war baby growing up in Cardiff while her father served in Burma. |
Haydn Davis was a young sea cadet in Newport keen to serve his country. |
The last surviving Welsh veteran returns to the battlefields of the Spanish Civil War. |
Alfred Mills remembers how life in Barry was hard during the days of wartime rationing. |
How the multicultural residents of Cardiff's docklands were affected by World War Two. |
The bombing of Newport through the eyes of railwayman Fred Simon. |
Fred's daughter Rosemary Prior shares her wartime memories. |
How Newport during wartime could be an exciting place for a young boy. |
This boilermaker's apprentice was involved in secret work preparing for D-Day. |
Glyn Williams found Burma still dangerous two years after the war. |
Peter Williams recalls a hair-raising mission over the Atlantic. |
How nearly 70 German prisoners broke out of a camp near Bridgend. |
Gwen Burke nee Thomas remembers meeting Eisenhower and giving the Germans some lip. |
Lily Tobias wrote the novel Eunice Fleet about the plight of conscientious objectors. |
Mike in Penarth caused a scandal after exploring a Nissen hut which once housed American GIs. |
Gwen Prosser is one of five Merthyr residents who shared their memories with us. |
German industrialists resident in the Welsh capital may have helped the bombers. |
Barbara MacArthur grew up as the bombs rained down on Cardiff. |
The Falklands veteran has inspired many by his recovery from horrific injuries. |