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Scottish nationalists tried to forge Nazi alliance
British code breakers intercepted rebels' proposals for a republic

Special report: Nationalists and other parties

Jamie Wilson

Renegade Scottish nationalists proposed an alliance with Germany in the second world war so as to set up a Scottish republic while England was under attack, documents released yesterday by the public record office reveal.

The interceptions by British code breakers revealed that communications between the head of the German legation in Dublin and his superiors in Berlin included a memorandum, received on August 15, 1943, from a group known as the Scottish Independent Movement.

The memo contained proposals for a German Scottish alliance "as a weapon in the fight against the gross materialism of the capitalistic-communistic union of English, Americans, Bolsheviks etc".

According to the memo, the group asked the Germans to broadcast to Scotland on the German wireless. They also wanted an Irish republican "versed in the Scottish independence movement" sent to Germany, and the Germans to separate conscripted Scots prisoners from other PoWs.
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The group asked for Scotland to be spared from German bombing and requested that during the "impending attack on England" certain republicans and some war material should be sent to Scotland from Ireland to take advantage of the general panic in England to proclaim a "Scottish republic".

The final request by the Scots was for Germany to call an "international congress of liberation" at which Scotland would be represented, and for a Celtic union with headquarters in Dublin.

The head of the German legation in Dublin, Eduard Hempel, told his superiors that he "obviously could not have anything to do with the business in any shape or form". However his orders from Berlin requested that Hempel "explore the possibility of utilising the movement as a source of information about what is going on in England".

According to the British intelligence reports, the only information Hempel could glean from the Scots group was that an oil pipeline had been built alongside the Caledonian canal.

A report by MI5, who carried out an investigation into the Scottish nationalists, described its individual members as "mischievous and potentially dangerous" although it dismissed the organisation itself as being of little consequence.

The German communications between Dublin and Berlin also revealed to the British that three IRA members asked the German legation if they could go to Germany to be trained to carry out terrorist acts in Northern Ireland.

Other documents released yesterday at the public record office highlight the animosity felt by the British government - and Winston Churchill in particular - towards the Irish government during the war.

In a 1943 memo to Clement Attlee concerning the failure of the Irish government to confiscate a wireless transmitter from the German legation in Dublin, Churchill wrote: "I think we must endure this abominable state of things for the present. Their conduct [the Irish] will never be forgiven by the British nation unless it is amended before the end. This in itself would be a great disaster. It is our duty to try to save these people from themselves. Any proposals that you make to terminate the enemy representation in Dublin will be immediately considered by me. We ought not to shake the difficulties unduly for the sake of a quiet life."
http://www.theguardian.com/uk/2001/may/09/highereducation.humanities

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