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Second World War

Douglas Murray claimed Germany 'mucked up twice' in the 20th century at the National Conservatism Conference
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Anger after author's 'Germany mucked up twice' claim at Conservatism Conference

The plume of smoke from the stricken HMS Dasher, taken from one of the nearby ships, HMS Isle of Sark, on March 27, 1943

BACK IN THE DAY Will the full truth of the HMS Dasher tragedy ever be known?

Jane Haining is to be honoured with a Stolpersteine - or

Scots Holocaust victim to be remembered with 'stumbling stone' in Edinburgh

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Pictured at the Memorial: (L-R) Bart Delabastita, Jo Delabastita, Stirling Provost Douglas Dodds, Dirk Delabastita, Lord Lieutenant of Stirling and Falkirk Alan Simpson, Paul Delabastita.

Memorial marks Belgian fighter pilot who crash-landed a Spitfire during WW2

John McOwan has been awarded France's highest military award

Scots D-Day veteran given France's highest military honour – 78 years later

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Winston Churchill, Franklin D Roosevelt and Josef Stalin at the Yalta Conference near the end of the end of World War II

THE BIG READ How Churchill tried to put the British Empire before destroying Nazism

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Karen Adam visiting the war memorial in Macduff, Aberdeenshire

comment We must honour the fallen by creating a more peaceful world

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'On Armistice Day, I wear replicas of his medals in memory of him and the many other “wee” men and women from the Gorbals'

letters Why the Wee Man and many like him deserve to be remembered

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The memorial would be located in the grounds of Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum

Plans unveiled for Glasgow memorial to South-Asian war heroes

John Mackellar was over the moon with his letter from the First Minister thanking him for his service in the army

EXCLUSIVE WW2 veteran 'thrilled' after receiving letter from Nicola Sturgeon on 103rd birthday

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The anniversary is being marked across Europe

First D-Day commemorations since pandemic started take place

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John Lee was killed in a German U-boat attack during the Battle of the Atlantic.

Relatives of Scottish Second World War hero pay emotional first visit to his graveside

Jimmy Carr's Netflix special His Dark Material aired on Christmas Day

Jimmy Carr faces backlash over ‘disturbing’ Holocaust joke about Travellers

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Boris Johnson can look to prime ministerial predecessors for examples of Tories stepping down in times of crisis at home and abroad

back in the day The UK has a lot of form for changing PM during a time of crisis

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Men of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders on a patrol of jungle roads in Malaya during the Second World War December 1941 (Photo by Mirrorpix/Mirrorpix via Getty Images).

BACK IN THE DAY Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders: The regiment that made headlines across the world

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Scottish Labour politician Thomas Johnston (1882 - 1965), the Secretary of State for Scotland, 13th March 1943. He is discussing his Hydro-electrification Bill, which proposes the use of Scotland's large water supply to provide electric power

COMMENT A renewable energy corporation could bring inspiration for the future

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First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and 101-year-old Second World War veteran Jack Ransom laid wreaths during the national Remembrance Sunday commemoration in Edinburgh

Second World War veteran joins FM to lay wreaths on Remembrance Sunday in Edinburgh

GB News host Neil Oliver came under fire after comparing those refusing the Covid vaccine to those fighting in World War Two

Neil Oliver panned after saying he'd 'cheerfully risk catching Covid for freedom'

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