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... The Second World War re-lived at Kirkcaldy Museum Back to school! After a hectic summer in the Museum with countless young people using the facilities, parents and Museum staff alike will wipe their brows, take a deep breath and look ahead to the new ...
... .| PUPILS from Viewforth High School in the years prior to the Second World War form the subject of this week's trip down memory lane. And the picture has a transantiantic connection, having been sent to the Press by Margaret Carmichael (nee Page), of ...
... ations of a mere paper alliance, and the dangers of its weakness. The result was second World War, half as long again as the first. Today, in the Atlantic Pact, we have a far greater alliance; the people of the United States have learned their lesson ...
... and held this post till his death in 1954, After the Second World War, the emergence of Barnet & Morton as it is known today began. By 1954 negotiations were almost complete to move the manufacturing side of the business into new premises at Hayfield ...
... THE DEATH took place on During the Second World War, inday of Mr George Donaldson, a he served with the Intelligence rkcaldy-born journalist. Corps and on demobilisation re- A member of the Glasgowh turned to the “Fife Herald.” erald” editorial staff ...
... Book in print A new book highlighting the impact the Second World War had on Fife’s mining community has just been published. ‘Wartime Memories of Cardenden Women’ looks at the hardships of life in the 19405. Written by members of the Workers’ Educational ...
... manf' years. But after the Second World War, unemployment figures showed a descending trend, remaining in the low hundreds Recently, however, the figure has once more risen and the number of men, women, boys and girls unemployed in the Kirkcaldy area ...
... BU RTSTHE SECOND WORLD WAR By SIR WINSTON S. CHURCHILL SIXTH AND FINAL VOLUME • TRIUMPH AND TRAGEDT,” 30/-n. Will be pubUihed MONDAY. J6th April. ON SALE AT JAMES BURTS. Booksellers 184 -186 HIGH STREET, KIRKCALDY. PbOM 8486. SAlfc BLKUuUit. delacbed ...
... remarks. First of all, there is very little evidence of what he calls the “conventionally” pro-Russian version of the Second World War. The extremely gallant part that our erst-while Allies played in that War has never received the acclaim it has merited ...
... FOR FATHER “‘British Intelligence In The Second World War: Volume 2’ by Professor F. H. Hinsley and others (H.M. Stationery Office, £15.95). Covering the period from mid 1914 to mid 1943, this is an exciting and factual account of the part played by British ...
... in his very first sentence, where he talks about “our modern steamline capitalistic world” and then asserts that the Second World War “was a capitalistic war”'. Then he asks: “Was that war really necessary?” and follows with his own wrong and blind answer ...
... URT’S THE SECOND WORLD WAR BY' SIR WINS!ON S. JIUK« Hll.L SIXTH AND FINAL VOLUME TRIUMPH AND TRAGEDY/' 30/-Net. •VI LI. BuBiISHGD MONDAY, 26th APRIL SALK ...