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One of Scotland’s last surviving D-Day veterans dies aged 100
New audio project brings unheard wartimes stories from Orkney harbour to life
Scottish D-Day hero's medals and logbooks heading to auction
Second World War plaque ordered to be removed after paperwork filed incorrectly
Second World War bomb found in river as hot weather reveals secrets of the past
Funeral of Scottish D-Day veteran and former POW to take place
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Unexploded bomb found on Aberdeen beach as public told to avoid area
Court finds Edinburgh B&B owner guilty of genocide despite dying 25 years ago
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Grave of unknown Scottish soldier killed in Sicily identified after 83 years
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Churchill won the war but lost the peace - was that inevitable?
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Scottish delegation to Italy to honour Arbroath-born partisan killed fighting fascism
Former head of Navy in Scotland feared war would last years more on VE Day
Inside story of state-run restaurants that fed wartime Britain. Let's bring them back
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Soldiers keep wartime tradition alive with festive blanket competition
'What sorrow and what rain': Scots soldiers and veterans pay Armistice Day tribute
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Grave of Scottish soldier identified 80 years after he died in Italy
Glasgow service to be held for man who fled the Nazis then fought for Britain in WWII
'While others fought, the French ran, surrendered and cosied up to the Nazis'
D-Day remembered: the long lost poetry of the art teacher who marched to war
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Suella Braverman forgot what people were fighting for in WW2
Scottish veteran, 98, pays tribute to fallen soldiers who died during D-Day
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Scots archaeologist assists in recovery of fallen WW2 soldiers
Father's charity mission for tragic boys separated by 60 years