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Londoner John Goldsmith remembers the end of World War II in Europe .
Church bells rang across the city, bonfires lit and conga lines snaked through Piccadilly Circus .
For a 14-year-old boy, May 8, 1945 , also brought something else: an end to the tedium of wartime rules and restrictions.
Goldsmith 's drawings capture the day The Blitz began, with Nazi bombers filling the air.
Londoners flocked to the cinema to watch the weekly newsreels that charted the Allied advance toward Berlin .
Goldsmith , who was just 8 when the war broke out, tracked the progress of the troops through the newspaper.
By early 1945 , he realized the surrender of the Third Reich was near.
People had seen the end coming, but didn’t dare to believe it could be true.
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