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Old 08-09-2017, 02:08 PM   #45
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Can you give an example of some of the 'glaring historical errors' please? I only spotted what I would consider to be minor errors.
One example: near the start of the book, Claire, the main character, goes into a shop in London in 1945, a few months after the end of WWII, and comments how wonderful it is that all the shelves are fully stocked again after the austerity of the war. There were no fully stocked shops in London in late 1945 - rationing of pretty much everything was actually worse after the war than during it, and continued until 1953.
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