industrial conscription in Scotland Ref1
industrial expansion, ephemeral nature of Ref1
International Exhibitions Bureau Ref1
internment of ‘aliens’ Ref1
Ipi, Faqir of Ref1
Iron Duke, HM battleship Ref1, Ref2
iron production in Scotland Ref1
Iroquois, HM destroyer Ref1
Irwin, Lieutenant-General N.M.S. Ref1
Isbister, James Ref1
Italy Ref1
advance through Ref1
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Eighth Army in (‘D-Day Dodgers’) Ref1
Florence, fall of Ref1
Gallico Marina Ref1
Gustav Line Ref1
Macchiagodena Ref1
Monte Cassino Ref1, Ref2
Monte Grande Ref1
Monte Prefetto Ref1
Reggio Calabria Ref1
Rome, fall of Ref1
Salerno Ref1
Vinchiaturo Ref1
Jackson, Alan Ref1
Jackson, Lieutenant-Colonel R.W. Ref1
Japan Ref1
Co-Prosperity Sphere Ref1
Pearl Harbor and aggressive war in East Ref1
Tripartite Agreement with Germany and Italy (1940) Ref1
Twenty-Fifth Army Ref1
Jedburgh Ref1
Jenkins, Robin Ref1, Ref2
Jodl, General Alfred Ref1
John Brown’s, Clydebank Ref1, Ref2, Ref3, Ref4
John Paul II Ref1
John Williams, Wishaw Ref1
Johnston, Tom Ref1, Ref2, Ref3, Ref4, Ref5, Ref6, Ref7, Ref8, Ref9, Ref10, Ref11, Ref12
wartime effectiveness as Secretary of State for Scotland Ref1
Johnstone Ref1
Joint Memorandum on Reconstruction Ref1
J.P. Coats of Paisley Ref1, Ref2
Junkers 88 bomber Ref1, Ref2
Junkers 87 (Stuka) Ref1
Jurasz, Professor Antoni Ref1
jute industry in Dundee Ref1
Kafka, Franz Ref1
Katyn massacre of Polish officers Ref1
Keegan, John Ref1, Ref2
Keelan, Lieutenant-Colonel R.E. Ref1
Keep the Home Guards Turning (Mackenzie, C.) Ref1
Keith, Sir Henry Ref1
Kellas, James Ref1
Kelvingrove Park Exhibition, Glasgow (1888) Ref1
Kemp, Major-General G.C. Ref1
Kemp, Robert Ref1
Kennaway, James Ref1, Ref2
Keren Ref1
Kerr, Roderick Watson Ref1
Kesson, Jessie Ref1
Keyes, Admiral Sir Roger Ref1
Kilmarnock Ref1
Kilsyth Ref1
Kindersley, Lieutenant Philip Ref1
King, Bill Ref1, Ref2, Ref3
King’s Own Scottish Borderers (KOSB) Ref1, Ref2, Ref3, Ref4, Ref5
Burma, 2nd Batallion in defence of Ref1
last unit of BEF to engage Germans Ref1
rearguard action and Dunkirk Ref1
Kingswood Ref1
Kinlochleven Ref1
Kirkford, Lord Ewing of Ref1
Kirkintilloch Ref1, Ref2
Kirkpatrick, Sir Ivone Ref1
Kirkwood, David Ref1, Ref2
Kitchener, Lord Horatio Ref1
Kittybrewster, air attacks on Ref1
Kleeburg, General Franciszek Ref1
Knöchleinin, Hauptsturmführer Fritz Ref1
Knute Nelson (Norwegian tanker) Ref1
Kretschmer, Otto Ref1
Kyles of Bute Ref1
Labour Party Ref1, Ref2, Ref3, Ref4, Ref5, Ref6, Ref7, Ref8
frontline Scotland Ref1, Ref2, Ref3
‘khaki election’ and postwar politics Ref1, Ref2, Ref3, Ref4, Ref5, Ref6, Ref7
Labour in Scotland, decisive victory for Ref1
political consciousness Ref1, Ref2, Ref3, Ref4, Ref5, Ref6, Ref7, Ref8, Ref9
Lady Victoria Colliery, Newtongrange Ref1
Lake, Brigadier B.C. Ref1
Lambert, Captain Jack Ref1
Lanarkshire North Ref1
Lanarkshire Steel, Motherwell Ref1
Lancaster heavy bomber Ref1, Ref2, Ref3, Ref4
Lancastria, tragic bombing of Ref1, Ref2
Lane-Joynt, Lieutenant-Colonel P.R. Ref1
Lang, Lieutenant-Colonel (later Lieutenant-General Sir) Derek Ref1, Ref2
language problems for US personnel in Scotland Ref1
Larsen, Leif Ref1
The Last Enemy (Hillary, R.) Ref1
Le Fanu, Major-General Roland Ref1
Le Havre Ref1, Ref2, Ref3
League for the Independence of Scotland (Comunn airson Saorsa na h-Alba) Ref1
League of Nations Ref1
Ledo Ref1, Ref2
Lehmann, John Ref1
Lehmkuhl, Kurt Ref1
Lemp, Fritz-Julius Ref1, Ref2, Ref3
Lenin, Vladimir Ref1
Lentaigne, Brigadier W.D.A. ‘Joe’ Ref1
Leonard, William Ref1
Lerwick harbour, Heinkel attack on Ref1
Liberal Party Ref1, Ref2, Ref3, Ref4, Ref5, Ref6, Ref7, Ref8, Ref9, Ref10
Liddell, Eric Ref1
Light Reconnaissance Brigade Ref1
Limiting of Supplies Order (1940) Ref1
Lincolnshire Regiment Ref1
Lindsay, Major Martin Ref1, Ref2, Ref3
Lindsay, Maurice Ref1, Ref2, Ref3, Ref4, Ref5, Ref6, Ref7
Linekar, Amy Ref1
Linge, Captain Martin Ref1
Linklater, Colonel G.J. Ref1
Linklater, Eric Ref1, Ref2, Ref3, Ref4, Ref5
Linlithgow, Marquis of Ref1
Lisbon Maru, sinking of prisoner transport Ref1
literary front in Scotland Ref1
Lloyd George, David Ref1
Local Defence Volunteers (LDV) Ref1, Ref2, Ref3, Ref4
arming of Ref1
recruitment for Ref1, Ref2
Locarno, Sauchiehall Street Ref1
Loch Ewe Ref1, Ref2, Ref3, Ref4, Ref5, Ref6
Lochiel, Cameron of Ref1
Lockhart, Robert Bruce Ref1
London and Midland Scottish (LMS) Railway Company Ref1
London Naval Treaty (1936) Ref1
Lorimer, Robin Ref1
Lothian, Andy Ref1
Lothians and Border Horse (Yeomanry) Ref1, Ref2
Lucky Poet (MacDiarmid, H.) Ref1
Luftwaffe Ref1, Ref2, Ref3, Ref4, Ref5, Ref6, Ref7, Ref8, Ref9, Ref10, Ref11
Lusitania sinking (1915) Ref1
Lyndsay, Sir David Ref1
Lynn, Frank Ref1
Mac Ian Deorsa Testifies (Hay, G.C.) Ref1
McAlpine, Sir Robert Ref1
MacCaig, Norman Ref1, Ref2, Ref3
McCallum, Major Duncan Ref1
McCalman, Pipe-Major Ref1
MacCormick, John Ref1, Ref2, Ref3, Ref4
MacDiarmid, Hugh Ref1, Ref2, Ref3, Ref4, Ref5, Ref6, Ref7, Ref8, Ref9, Ref10, Ref11, Ref12, Ref13, Ref14
MacDiarmid, Michael Ref1
MacDiarmid, Valda Ref1
MacDonald, Alister Ref1
MacDonald, Ramsay Ref1, Ref2, Ref3
McGregor, Billy and the Gaybirds Ref1
McGregor, Captain John Ref1, Ref2
Machrihanish RNAS Ref1
McIndoe, Archibald Ref1
MacInnes, Lieutenant-Colonel I.D. Ref1
McIntyre, Dr Robert D. Ref1, Ref2, Ref3, Ref4, Ref5, Ref6, Ref7
McKellar, Flying Officer Archie Ref1, Ref2
Mackenzie, Compton Ref1, Ref2, Ref3, Ref4, Ref5
Mackie, A.D. Ref1, Ref2
Mackinnon, Rear Admiral E.J.G. Ref1
Maclagan, Major R.D. Ref1
Mclean, David Ref1
Maclean, Donald Ref1
MacLean, Sorley Ref1, Ref2
MacLellan, William Ref1
McLuskie, Joe Ref1
MacMillan, Major-General Gordon Ref1
McShelvie, Bell Ref1
Maczek, General Stanislaw Ref1
Madagascar Ref1, Ref2
Madden, Lieutenant-Colonel Brian Ref1, Ref2
Maginot Line Ref1, Ref2
Mahler, Gustav Ref1
Major, Prime Minister John Ref1, Ref2
Make Do and Mend campaign Ref1
McKinlay, Adam Ref1
Malaya Ref1
Japanese attack on Ref1
Maltby, Major-General C.M. Ref1, Ref2, Ref3, Ref4
Manchester bomber Ref1
Mancini, Antonio Ref1
Mandalay-Myityina railway Ref1
Manderston, Duns Ref1
Mann, Heinrich Ref1
Margaret, Princess (daughter of King Alexander III) Ref1
Maronski, Wladyslaw Ref1
Marshall, Bruce Ref1, Ref2
Martin, Sir John Ref1
Martinez, Sam Ref1, Ref2
Mary, Queen Mother Ref1
Mary, Queen of Scots Ref1
Mason-McFarland, Major-General Noel Ref1
mass bombing, fear of Ref1
Masters, Lieutenant-Colonel John Ref1, Ref2
Matheson, Kay Ref1
Mathieson, Eddie Ref1
Mattingly, Lieutenant-Colonel W.G. Ref1
Maxton, James Ref1, Ref2, Ref3, Ref4, Ref5
Maxwell, Captain Eustace Ref1, Ref2
Maxwell, Captain Gavin Ref1, Ref2
Mayu Hills Ref1
Mechan’s Engineering, Scotstoun Ref1, Ref2
Meinertzhagen, Richard Ref1
Melrose Ref1
Melville House, Ladybank Ref1
Merchant’s House, Glasgow Ref1
Merriman, Magnus (Linklater, E.) Ref1
Mers-el-Kebir Ref1
Mesopotamia Ref1
The Metal Worker Ref1
Meyer, Private Gerry Ref1
Michaelis, Dr Lorenz Ref1
Middle East Ref1
Middlesex Regiment Ref1, Ref2, Ref3
Midway, Battle of Ref1, Ref2
Miedzybrodzki, Squadron Leader Leslaw Ref1
Military Intelligence (Research) Ref1, Ref2
Military Training Act (1939) Ref1
militia forces Ref1
Milk Marketing Board Ref1
Miller, Colonel G.P. Ref1
Millington, Wing Commander Ernest Ref1
Milne, Ken Ref1
mine-laying in Scottish waters Ref1, Ref2
Mining Optants Scheme Ref1
Mirczynski, Josef Ref1
Mitchell B-25 bomber Ref1
Mitchison, Naomi Ref1, Ref2
Mitchison, Richard Ref1
M’Killop, Alan Ref1
Mohawk, HM destroyer Ref1
Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact (1939) Ref1, Ref2, Ref3
The Monarch of the Glen (Mackenzie, C.) Ref1
Money, Lieutenant-Colonel H.D.K. Ref1
Mons Ref1
Montevideo, Uruguay Ref1
Montgomery, General, later Field-Marshall Bernard Law (later Viscount Montgomery of Alamein) Ref1, Ref2, Ref3, Ref4, Ref5, Ref6, Ref7, Ref8, Ref9
Moore, John Ref1
Moore, Sir Thomas Ref1
morale at home, boosting of Ref1
Morgan, Edwin Ref1, Ref2
Morinish Lodge, Killin Ref1
Morrison, Herbert Ref1, Ref2
Moscicki, President Ignacy Ref1
Mosquito reconnaissance aircraft and fighter-bomber Ref1, Ref2, Ref3, Ref4
Mosspark Boulevard, Glasgow Ref1
Mountbatten, Lord Ref1
Muir, Edwin Ref1, Ref2, Ref3, Ref4, Ref5, Ref6
descriptions of central belt Scotland Ref1
perambulations around Scotland Ref1
‘social credit,’ call for imposition of Ref1
Muir, Willa Ref1
Muircockhill Training Colliery Ref1
Muirhead, Roland Ref1, Ref2, Ref3
Munich
Chaimberlain and crisis of Ref1, Ref2, Ref3, Ref4, Ref5, Ref6
parade of 5th/7th Gordons in Ref1
Munro, R.M. Ref1
Munro, Robert (Lord Alness) Ref1
Murmansk convoys Ref1
Murray, Major L.G. Ref1
Mussolini, Benito Ref1
Mutaguchi, General Renya Ref1
Nanking, Treaty of (1842) Ref1
Napolean III Ref1
National Coal Board (NCB) Ref1, Ref2
national cultural identity Ref1
National Fire Service (NFS) Ref1
National Gallery of Scotland Ref1
National Health Service (NHS) Ref1, Ref2
A National Health Service (White Paper, 1943) Ref1
National Identity Card scheme Ref1
National Library of Scotland Ref1
National Party of Scotland Ref1, Ref2, Ref3
National Portrait Gallery of Scotland Ref1
national service Ref1, Ref2, Ref3, Ref4, Ref5, Ref6, Ref7
National Service (Armed Forces) Act (1939) Ref1, Ref2, Ref3
National Service (No.2) Act (1941) Ref1, Ref2, Ref3
Nazi Germany Ref1
advance towards Belgium Ref1
Anschluss Ref1
armoured assault on France, speed of Ref1
blitzkrieg on Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands Ref1
blitzkrieg on Poland Ref1, Ref2
bombing casualties in Ref1
bombing raids on British cities Ref1, Ref2
Britain under siege from Ref1
convoy attacks on Western Approaches Ref1
cross-channel invasion by, over-rated nature of Ref1
Gestapo HQ London Ref1
Informationsheft GB Ref1
Japanese Anti-Comintern Pact with (1936) Ref1
Lebenstraum, aim for Ref1
Low Countries, attack on Ref1
Norwegian campaign against Ref1
Operation Sealion (invasion of Britain) Ref1, Ref2
Plan Yellow (Fall Gelb) to control channel ports Ref1
Poland, invasion of Ref1
pro-Nazi Scottish government, plans for establishment of Ref1
‘Radio Caledonia’ Ref1
Scots who flirted with idea of dealing with Ref1
Sickle Stroke (Sichelschnitt) plan for invasion of France Ref1
Sonderfahndungsliste GB (‘Black Book’) Ref1
Soviet Union, success against Ref1, Ref2
triumphalism in Czechoslovakia Ref1
UK control, planning for Ref1
X-Gerät navigation system Ref1
Nelson, HM battleship Ref1, Ref2
Netherlands Ref1, Ref2, Ref3, Ref4, Ref5, Ref6, Ref7, Ref8
British advance into Ref1
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The New Divan (Morgan, E.) Ref1
New Zealand Ref1, Ref2
Ngakyedauk Pass, Burma Ref1, Ref2, Ref3
Nicoll, Captain Landles Ref1
Niehoff, Rolf Ref1
Nimitz, Admiral Chester Ref1
9 Brigade (International Brigade) Ref1
Niven, Lieutenant-Colonel T.M. Ref1
Noboru, Kojimo Ref1
Non-Compatant Corps Ref1, Ref2, Ref3
Norfolk Regiment Ref1
North Africa Ref1, Ref2, Ref3, Ref4, Ref5
British victory in, turning point of Ref1
North British Locomotive Company Ref1
North Cape, Battle of Ref1
North of Scotland, Orkney and Shetland Shipping Company Ref1
North Rhodesian Infantry Brigade Ref1
North Sea
blockade of Ref1
East Cost Barrier Ref1
‘Northern Barrage’ Ref1
‘Scarecrow Patrols’ over Ref1
North-West Frontier Province, India Ref1
Northern Europe
Antwerp Ref1
Ardennes Ref1
Bulge, Battle of the Ref1
campaign in Ref1
Elbe crossing Ref1
Flushing Ref1
Ghent Ref1
Middleburg Ref1
Oste
nd Ref1
Reichswald Ref1
Rhine crossing Ref1
Sachsenwald forest Ref1
Schelde-Maas canal Ref1
victory in Ref1
Northern Patrol Ref1
Northrop N-3PB torpedo bomber Ref1
Norway
campaign of attack on Ref1
fall of Ref1
Norwegian Brigade and Reconnaissance Regiment Ref1
Norwegian forces in Scotland Ref1, Ref2
Norwegian Independent Company (Kompani Linge) Ref1, Ref2
Norwegian Independent Naval Unit (Shetland Bus) Ref1, Ref2
Norwegian Scottish Brigade Ref1
Oasis Ref1
Observation Posts Ref1
O’Connor, Major-General Richard Ref1, Ref2
Official History Ref1, Ref2
Oflag VIIC at Laufen Ref1
Ogilvie, George Ref1
Ohlendorf, Otto Ref1
oil, discovery and exploitation of Ref1
Olav, Crown Prince of Norway Ref1
Old Kilpartick, naval fuel supplies at Ref1
Omdurman, Battle of Ref1
127 Infantry Brigade, rearguard to Dunkirk Ref1
one o’clock gun, silencing of Ref1
Operation Apostle Ref1
Operation Bluecoat Ref1
Operation Fortitude (and Fortitude North) Ref1
Operation Jupiter Ref1
Operation Knife Ref1
Operation Longcloth Ref1
Operation Market Garden Ref1
Operation Overlord, planning for Ref1, Ref2
see also D-Day landings
Orientations Ref1
Orion, HM cruiser Ref1
The Orkney Blast Ref1
Orkney Islands Ref1, Ref2, Ref3, Ref4
see also Scapa Flow
Orr, Sir John Boyd Ref1
Orwell, George Ref1
Ouvry, Commander J.G.D. Ref1
Oxford University Air Squadron Ref1
Oxley, HM submarine Ref1
pacifism Ref1, Ref2
Paderewski, Ignacy Jan Ref1
Palace of Art, Bellabouston Ref1
Palace of Engineering Ref1
Palestine Ref1, Ref2
Parade Ref1
Paris, retreat from Ref1
Parkhead Forge Ref1
Parnell, Lieutenant John Ref1
Patton, General George S. Ref1, Ref2, Ref3, Ref4, Ref5
Pawski, Eugeniusz Ref1
Pegasus, HM seaplane carrier Ref1
Peking Convention (1898) Ref1
Penilee, Glasgow Ref1
Percival, Lieutenant-General Arthur Ref1, Ref2
Pétain, Marshal Philippe Ref1
Peterhead, air raids on Ref1
phoney war Ref1, Ref2
Pictish Review Ref1
pig clubs, setting up of Ref1
Pile, General Sir Frederick Ref1
Pinkerton, Captain David Ref1, Ref2, Ref3
Pinkerton, Flight Lieutenant George Ref1, Ref2
Piorun, Polish destroyer Ref1
Pittendreigh, James G. Ref1, Ref2
Platt, General Sir William Ref1
Plover, HM minelayer Ref1
‘Poems to Eimhir’ (Henderson, H.) Ref1
Pohle, Helmut Ref1, Ref2