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The Turning Circle of Tanks: ‘Red Clyde’ after #Indyref

Posted on 2 Feb 20182 Feb 2018 by scottishcriticalheritage

A decades-old debate about 'Red Clydeside' has flared up again after the Herald published an article about a wrongly-dated photo of a British tank.

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