Ghost Villages in World War 2
• (Caution: Contains spoilers for Episode: S19E01: The Village That Rose From the Dead) Diesen Beitrag gibt es auch auf Deutsch. • A curtain opens to reveal a room with nine people. All of them are dressed in 1940s style. Almost all of them are sitting at three tables, only the older woman who opened the curtain is standing in front of them, just finishing her presentation about a living museum in Little Auburn. It is Sylvia Lennard. The audience applauds her. Roderick Craven, the landlord of Great Auburn and heir to Little Auburn, thanks her. 75 years ago, Little Auburn became a military base and fell into disrepair after the war, becoming a ghost village. The residents founded Great Auburn not far away, but tomorrow the army will return the land to the Craven family. In return, the landlord wants to support a project. There are three groups with very different ideas, including Sylvia Lennard’s living museum.



