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15/19th Hussars Main Ian Forsyth and Julien Wieciech

55 Searchlight Regt RA: 113th LAA Enlistment Date: 30/09/1938

Lived at 23 Yoden Avenue, Horden Ref: NP-L

Commander of 30 Field Hygienic Unit. From Dublin, Ireland,

2/5 Bn Durham L I (55 Searchlight Regt RA: 113th LAA) (TA) Enlistment Date: 09/03/1938

HLI/GLASGOW HIGHLANDERS My father who passed away years ago, kept quiet about his time at Belsen until the late 1970's. It was a former sergeant friend who on the way to a British Legion Club in Cumbernauld remarked to Dad that some 'hard looking' women reminded him of the SS guards at Belsen. Dad then reluctantly told us of the horrors he witnessed. At one point he was given the task of rounding up local people to witness the devastation, so they would never forget. Later ironically Dad served in Egypt & Palestine at a time the 'Exodus' ships were arriving. He kept his silence for 30 years and if not for his chum, I'm sure my brother and I would never have found out.

William Fraser - Ambulance Driver on front. One of the first into Belsen. More

224th Parachute Field Ambulance, RAMC More

55 Searchlight Regt RA: 113th LAA Enlistment Date: 25/05/1939

178th Transport Co & Jewish Brigade Group More

Pioneer Corps More

Dr Heinz Fuld, a well-known consultant physician on Merseyside, died on 21 January, aged 99. For nearly 70 years he had a home in North Wales in Llanarmon yn Ial, from where, after retiring from the NHS, he travelled to provide an outstanding private Rodney Street practice. Dr Fuld was born in Berlin, studied medicine in that city, as well as in Frankfurt, Vienna, Munich, Freiburg, and Heidelberg. He did research in Freiburg under the guidance of Hans Krebs, Nobel Laureate, and followed his mentor to the United Kingdom in 1933 as a result of Nazi oppression. He obtained his MRCP in Edinburgh before entering general practice in south Liverpool until he was appointed physician to Sefton and Newsham General Hospitals. A major in the Royal Army Medical Corps during the second world war, he was the first British doctor to enter Belsen on its liberation. One can only wonder what distress this must have caused him—a secret he retained throughout his long life.

Name: FULTON, ANDREW LIVINGSTONE Nationality: United Kingdom Rank: Lance Bombardier Regiment/Service: Royal Artillery Unit Text: 376 Bty., 113 (2/5th Bn. The Durham Light Infantry) Lt. A.A. Regt. Age: 22 Date of Death: 28/06/1944 Service No: 2984157 Additional information: Son of David Smith Fulton and Jeanie McMaster Fulton, of Paisley, Renfrewshire. His brother Angus McIntosh Fulton also fell. Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead Grave/Memorial Reference: XVIII. E. 26.