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- Location
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- Age
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17th May 1941
I think the Ministry of Information or someone, made a mistake when they kept saying how dangerous was the “Battle of the Atlantic”, because everybody on board has sort of automatically accepted the fact that it is impossible for us to get home safely, which of course – as they really know – is absurd, but when you constantly hear these rumours, you naturally think it must have got even worse than when you last came through.
The weather is far calmer now, and everything is quiet, peaceful and sunny. I have enjoyed myself drawing, I am happy and contented.