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Wairarapa Times-Age, 6 January 1943, Page 6

“We Frenchmen have been astonished to meet Canadians in kilts. Canada, a Dominion which is free, clings to its origins. When I was in Damascus, in Syria recently I reviewed a battalion of New Zealanders in kilts. New Zealand, a Dominion which is free, but which clings to its origins. That is your force! Your . Empire, which is free, but which holds essentially to the ties with the Mother Country, and those ties were formed in Scotland! ■That is why the alliance between our two countries must continue. We have the help of you in the past; you have a future which you have built up for yourselves. We ask you now to remember the past, and to give us your help in the future.” —General le Gentilhomme, sneaking at a meeting organised by Fighting French and the Scottish community in Glasgow to de monstrate good relations between the Celtic peoples of Scotland and France, and broadcast in the 8.8. C. overseas service.

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