"The generation that lived through the war"? They are mostly dead. And my 100 year old Mum has no such prejudices, and is good friends the the immigrants who staff her Home.

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Probably why they can't remember all the colonial troops sent to support Britain during that war. 2.5 million Indian troops served under British command in WW2

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My mother is 98 and can remember Italian PoWs laughing and trying to chat her up when she was working in the fields during school holidays. She realised how human "the enemy" was. My parents had no time for nostalgia or the far right after a hard war that shaped the rest of their lives.

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My mother (94) can remember bits of the war and doesn't seem at all put out that some of the cultures that helped us win are now represented in the UK. Poor racists/Mail readers, it must be tough to be such eejits.

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My mum was born during the war and is one of the most liberal, tolerant people you would ever meet. The Mail is confusing boomers with whatever the generation above them are called.

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