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The Early Years
Our ancestor organisation, the Scots National League, was formed in London in 1921, and the London branch was one of the first branches to come into being after the party was created in 1934. These were quiet, even lonely years to be a member of the SNP in London, but the branch managed to survive through World War II. To reinvigorate activities, members leafleted outside Westminster Abbey to have the stolen Stone of Destiny returned to Scotland.
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