Like many of her generation, Dorothy Glover never spoke about her experiences during the war.
But the chance discovery of an unpublished memoir following her death in 2009, at the age of 93, triggered a chain reaction that culminated in her grandson, Neil Anderson, dedicating 15 years of his life to uncovering what actually happened in Sheffield 85 years ago.
Now, after a decade and a half of painstaking research, Neil’s work has resulted in the launch of ‘Sheffield Blitz – The Definitive Collection’ — a groundbreaking four-book set that reveals the untold war secrets Sheffield families believed had gone to the grave.
"I started this journey with one question: What really happened to my family during the Sheffield Blitz?" said Anderson. "Like so many people, my grandparents lived through the bombings but never spoke about them. I had to find the answers for myself — and for everyone else still wondering."
‘Sheffield Blitz – The Definitive Collection’ is available from: https://dirtystopouts.com/products/the-story-of-the-sheffield-blitz-the-definitive-collection
