Constitution of Fianna na h-Alba (Scottish Youth Association)

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Title:
Constitution of Fianna na h-Alba (Scottish Youth Association)
Date:
1940 to 1950
Description:

  • Leaflet of the Fianna na h-Alba (Scottish Youth Association), calling for people to join and fight against Anglo-Americanisation by learning Gaelic. At a time when Scotland was very much part of a Britain united in the war effort and maintaining its unity in opposition to the enemy, certain young men and women felt uneasy with this Britishness. Around 1940 the Fianna na h-Alba was formed in Glasgow by Harry Miller and Drummy Henderson. Based at 181 Pitt Street, Glasgow, below a brothel, the association brought together people from all walks of life who had an interest in outdoor activities, Scottish culture and, in most cases, politics.

  • Folder: 15

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English
Extent:
2 scans
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Broadsides and Ephemera Collection
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  • bdsbi15005
  • ark:/87924/r4610xw5h
  • 40f61284-f3c5-4d3f-b011-289d72ef9d94
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