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... The Queen Mother 1936 - 1939 A New Queen Popular consort who helped her King and husband bear the weight of the crown RIS TN T R, N R LR T . AR TGS . fanid ‘lg‘('»“;“ A G e “ o S, R Edward and Wallis Simpson, at the Chiteau de Candé where they married ...
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... Dundeeßep(l939)and the Byre (1939)in St Andrews to Pitlochry (1951), Perth (1935), Glasgow Citizens'(l943) and Edinburgh’s Traverse (1963) and Lvceum (1965). ...
... The Queen Mother 1936 - 1939 A New Queen A clash of private fears and public duty as the tragedy of a dead king, an abdicating heir and a reluctant successor ushered in the Crown’s darkest hour ROSEMARY GORING THE Christmas of 1935 was a dismal time for ...
... As a survivor from before the Second World War, I notice a difference between the situation in 1939 and that of today. As tension mounted in the summer of 1939, King George V called the country to firayer. He expressed it as his wish that certain Sundays ...
... Camp near Carlisle in the summer of 1939 and was told - like generations of British men before him - that he would surely be home in Clydebank for Christmas. He was. But the Christmas he returned home for was not in 1939. It was in 1945. He, and the others ...
... the health profession in 1939. He claims tgat the 30,000 doctors of Britain do not have the right equipment for diagnosing illnesses in their early stages, and that while medicine ias made progress since 1913, doctors in 1939 still have a lack of sop ...
... because | fizd been conscripted! In fact, T joined the RAF Volunteer Reserve in June 1939 and was already flying under training when war was declared on 3 September, 1939. . He doés no service to his father-in-law or uncles by saying. they only. joined because ...