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... Scottish architecture in the 25 years following the Second World War met more abuse than acclaim. Now Ranald Maclnnes examines the era’s immense vitality, while an exhibition during the Edinburgh Festival aims to foster an informed climate to appreciate ...
... Wartime heroes: Fit Lt Bill Reid (left) and Fit Lt John Cruickshank won VCs for their Second World War exploits other VC holders, were indi-: vidually contacted with an apologetic offer to. add them to the guest list. - ~ Among the six men overlooked ...
... west of Scotland During the Second World War, when his medical history ruled him out of military service, he travelled to manyfa.rts of Scotland on banking duties. Banking never quite fulfilled his restless ambitions, however, and he used his natural ...
... Violence in the former Yugoslavia provides stark contrast to events marking the end of the Second World War Croatia talks hitch “as Serbs surrender As the Croatian army puts the final seal on its regaining of territory from rebel Serbs, peace talks in ...
... istorians like to play a game called “Whatif?”ln the Second World War, those ifs loom larger than ever, the counterfactual possibilities more immediately dramatic. One misread coded signal and Crete might not have fallen to the Germans. One word from ...
... THE SCOTSMAN Monday, May 27, 1985 R Kate Duchene (right) plays the Soviet Second World War air-ace, Lily Litvak, with Tilda Swinton as a mechanic in Peter Al Arnott’s new play White Rose at theh-nvmfl)u‘tre. Edinburgh. --~- - . 52T & ELC damy A S et ...
... Chicks away for wartime bomber A RECONSTRUCTED Second World War bomber named Friday the 13th was unveiled yesterday, 13 years after it was found in use as a hen house on the Isle of Lewis, writes Lisa Salmon. The Halifax bomber, which was one of 6,178 ...
... northwards cable using Second World War vintage brass switches. The future stops at the Sullom Voe oil terminal. 1 can‘t send faxes, it takes up to 30 attempts (alf connected, alf charged for, all dropped in a flurry of static) to make a computer talk ...
... some 80 unexploded Second World War mustard gas bombs lurking beneath the golf course. Just when Woburn Abbey was set to become one of the most prestigious golf complexes in Britain. Heartbreaking stuff. Thank goodness there’s the completion of Lady ...
... A SHOW about a lost local 1 hero from the Second World War, which opens with A 3 Nightingule Sang in Berkeley Square, sounds like a recipe &tw.lfldflé-llfi) Dan (Danny Sproats wunmnyhmu working-class socialist intellectual from Hull, whose early novels were ...
... CARTOONIST DIES Philip Zec, former Daily Mirmaflm&.h&“&w& 73. Mr Zec was best known for his controversial Second World War cartoon of a torpedoed sailor on a raft. The read: “The price of has been increased by one penny — official.” ...
... - A stick like the 1,500 washed up on west of Scotland beaches: the weapons, possibly of Second World War vintage, ignite on contact with air government, military, rescue, environmental and health and safety agencies and departments, are involved in a ...