... visited the family several times in Holland and their visits have been reciprocated. Mr Titterington served in East Africa during World War Two and his friend was put into a forced labour camp in Germany, but even then they managed to retain contact through ...

... which we profited, and which helped to fuel the inter-state and inter-tribal wars which were often the legacy of the arbitrary carve-up of territories, especially in Africa. War on Want was demanding a fundamental political and economic change in the r ...

... Hamilton Academy and was then called up for service with the Royal Air Force during the Second World War, spending some time in West Africa. After the war he spent a year at the West of Scotland College of Agriculture in Glasgow before joining the Assessor’s ...

... Hamilton Academy and was then called up for service with the Royal Air Force during the Second World War, spending some time in West Africa. After the war he spent a year at the West of Scotland College of Agriculture in Glasgow before joining the Assessor’s ...

... treasure, based on the Rommel | . reasure sunk off the coast of | ; North Africa during the war) | 'Habe. Hans, Christopher and his Father. \ (An examination of the attitudes of post-war German youth; this novel caused a furore in Germany on its original ...

... 22-year-old Scotsman’s outlook on Africa changed forever when he arrived in one of the country’s most remote locations in 1942. lan Mackie went to the Nuba Mountains in the Kordofan Province of Central Sudan with his idea of Africa firmly-rooted in the adven ...

... takes place in #|How many more names will be | British military stockade m!added to that list by 1972 Six | North Africa during World War | years is adequate for a properly 11, and the story tells how. as a,coached bowman or bow-woman form of punishment ...

... to South Africa in 1935 and followed his trade with a firm in Durban before moving to Johannesburg where he joined the staff of Hugh Condie, another St Andrews man, who had started up his own cluhmaking business there. During the 1939-45 war he served ...

... Primary pupils have been learning about World War Two. o i »D As an introduction to the project, they read a novel called ‘Fireweed’ by Jill Paton Walsh. It was ;bouttwo runaways in London during World War 'wo. The pupils were involved in a wide variety ...

... NATIONALISM IN AFRICA Councillor Nicholson, who was a government administrator in the Sudan until his retiral some years ago, said that in the twentieth century, and especially since the end of the war, the processes which gave birth to the nation states ...

... Tools for Africa appeal in Kirkcaldy lave a chance to eas in Africa e in crisis due to e of food. //dy Rotary Club ding a ‘Day of on Saturday, er 14, when they will collect old and unwanted tools from people in all walks of life, living in the area. Handtools ...

... Plea for action in Africa Drought is only part of the much wider problem affecting Africa, women from all over Scotland were told at a meeting in Edinburgh, held in the Church of Scotland Offices. Aid and development policies, trade relations, urbanisation ...