today marks the 77th anniversary of ve day the end of the second world war. it was a conflict which saw thousands evacuated from their homes in big cities. in 1939, jewish children from london were ta ken to safety in ely in cambridgeshire, where they had to find a new way of life. daniela relph has their story. 70 miles from london, ely in cambridgeshire. during the second world war it became a sanctuary for a group of children from thejewish free school. evacuated here, it was an adjustment for everyone. and now pupils from the current school have returned. ., ., ,., . ., returned. learning about the way of life in ely in returned. learning about the way of life in ely in the returned. learning about the way of life in ely in the museum. returned. learning about the way of life in ely in the museum. to - returned. learning about the way of life in ely in the museum. to see i life in ely in the museum. to see how bigger life in ely in the museum. to see how bigger challenge
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