Comments by "JamesT" (@Parawingdelta2) on "" video.

I grew up in Britain in the fifties and sixties when my father was in the RAF. We lived for a long time on RAF married quarters and I went to schools either administered by the RAF or Royal Navy; or civilian schools with other kids from military families. Not a lot, but some of the kids were from mixed marriages of servicemen who had met their wives serving overseas. Chinese (Hong Kong), Singaporean, Jamaican, were some of the kids noticeably different in appearance from the rest of us. Others were children of those left over from the war like Poles, Czech, German etc. As far as I could see, they all lived in exactly the same way as everyone else. There was no friction or animosity on behalf of those from other ethnic backgrounds. If anything it was probably the English kids picking on the Polish kids because their parents had unfortunately sent them to school in 'Lederhosen'!
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