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- Second World War (1939-1945)
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Mural 1, top and left side: THE SHETLAND BUS/ This Mural created by pupils at Scalloway School is dedicated to all/ those who gave their lives in the extremely hazardous boats trips/ between Shetland and Norway, to assist the Norwegian/ resistance movement./ The Operation known as the 'Shetland Bus' was based at Lunna/ during 1941/42 before moving to Scalloway in 1942. Kergord/ House was used as a planning headquarters and provided/ accomodation for the agents./ The full story of the Operation can be discovered by visiting the local/ Scalloway museum and the locations in Scalloway and Shetland/ shown on the mural. There is also a website created by pupils/ at Scalloway School : www.shetland-heritage.co.uk/shetlandbus Mural 1, right side: LEIF LARSEN/ KAARE IVERSEN/ PALMER BJORNOY Mural 2: KEY SITES IN NORWAY & SHETLAND Mural 3: BOATS USED IN THE OPERATION Mural 4: (...) SITES IN SCALLOWAY
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