Douglas Douglas-Hamilton

Scottish soldier and politician

Douglas Douglas-Hamilton - Leaders & Politicians born February 3rd, 1903
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Served as a Scottish soldier and politician, holding the title of the 14th Duke of Hamilton. Participated in military service during World War II, flying as a pilot. Engaged in various political activities and contributed to public life in Scotland. The title of Duke of Hamilton is associated with a prominent Scottish family with historical significance.

Served in the Royal Air Force during World War II

Held the title of 14th Duke of Hamilton

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