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The Evacuation Scheme
Andrew Jeffrey tells us why the evacuation scheme was instituted by the Government.
Scotland's History Modern Scotland Thirty Nine 45 Evacuation
Operation Pied Piper – Evacuate Forthwith
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- Circular to schools
- Report from the Annandale Herald about the arrival of the evacuees
- Pages from the school log book relating to the arrival of evacuees
- Pages from the school log book recording the arrival of Christine as a private evacuee
- Pages from the log book showing that many of the evacuees had left before Christmas 1940
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