The Scots graduates who translated Nazi leader Adolf Hitler’s will
Fife woman Rena Stewart and Dundonian Margery Forbes joined forces to translate Nazi tyrant Adolf Hitler's last will and testament.
Fife woman Rena Stewart and Dundonian Margery Forbes joined forces to translate Nazi tyrant Adolf Hitler's last will and testament.
John Gordon Fletcher was wrongly labelled Jewish by the Nazis and was the only known Dundonian to have died at Auschwitz.
It's a story which seems to have come straight from the pages of a John Buchan or Arthur Conan Doyle novel.
He was the Canadian pilot who got his wings at Montrose before he vanished off the map in the Battle of Britain.
It’s a story which highlights the poignant fashion in which so many families were torn apart during the Second World War.
Scots have blazed a trail in many different areas, from commerce and the military, to arts, engineering and sport throughout history.
Bleak, gloomy and depressing – apt descriptions of the rectangular, grey edifice in a garden on Aberdeen’s Westburn Road.
An Aberdeen man has told how he kept a piece of Adolf Hitler’s luxury war yacht in his sock drawer after it crashed in Fife 75 years ago.
Taika Waititi says he has mixed feelings about people calling him a good fit to play Adolf Hitler in Jojo Rabbit.
Workers at a North-east castle have discovered previously unseen graffiti dating back to the World War 2.
A historian has uncovered hidden evidence that the first biography of Adolf Hitler, which helped propel him to power, was written by the dictator himself.