Hundreds of Jewish refugees came to the small village of Millisle, Co. Down during the Second World War where they escaped the horrors of the Holocaust.
Newry, Co. Down during the Second World War
Co. Down
Many residents of Newry, Co. Down in the Second World War volunteered for service. The town's cenotaph on Bank Parade remembers those who never returned.
Newtownards, Co. Down during the Second World War
Co. Down
The Second World War in Newtownards, Co. Down saw Luftwaffe bombs fall on the airfield. It was also the birthplace of a legendary founding S.A.S. member.
Warrenpoint, Co. Down during the Second World War
Co. Down
The Second World War brought tragedy to Warrenpoint, Co. Down when planes collided over the town centre during a Royal Air Force demonstration.
Rostrevor, Co. Down during the Second World War
Co. Down
American and Belgian troops set up bases around Rostrevor, Co. Down in the Second World War and Kilbroney Forest Park saw use as a Prisoner of War Camp.
Newcastle, Co. Down during the Second World War
Co. Down
During the Second World War in Newcastle, Co. Down, the British, American, and Belgian military passed through the seaside town as they trained in the area.
Moira, Co. Down during the Second World War
Co. Down
During the Second World War, the village of Moira, Co. Down was home to Waringfield Hospital where Allied troops based across Ulster received treatment.
Banbridge, Co. Down during the Second World War
Co. Down
The Second World War brought changes to Banbridge, Co. Down including the arrival of a Belgian Infantry Brigade who paraded on V.E. Day, 8th May 1945.
Omagh, Co. Tyrone during the Second World War
Co. Tyrone
Omagh, Co. Tyrone in the Second World War became a hub for the United States Military. From 1942, they had bases in castles, manors, and parks in the area.