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East Anglia at War 1939-1945 AUTOBIOGRAPHY It is still a surpriseDerek E Johnson First Edition Published 1992 Because of its closeness to occupied Europe, East Anglia was Britain's front line during the second world war. Home to secret weapons, dozens of strategic air bases and several vital ports, the region was a prime target for the enemy, initially by the threat of invasion and later through heavy bombing. The author, blitzed out of London, was moved to East Anglia as a teenager in 1940 he became fascinated