Britain, 1947 winter reaching number one on the

reaching number one on the Billboard 200

A boy chooses to cherish all the good memories of his beloved grandmother

and the sacrifices we make for our children

Tactical Air Command

Britain, 1947 winter reaching number one on theFor the British people, 1947 was a momentous year. For three long months, they endured the worst winter in living memory, with drastic fuel shortages and power cuts, and continuing food rationing post World War Two. Heavy snow gave way to widespread flooding in the spring, and by the summer, the economic crisis had deepened, forcing renewed cutbacks; the Chancellor of the Exchequer even imposed a savage tax increase on tobacco, the chief solace for