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Tree of Life unveiled in memory of concentration camp survivor, Dalkeith, 1 September 2017

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Late sculptor who survived concentration camp horror. Latvian Zigfrids Sapietis settled and worked in Newbattle, Midlothian, until his death aged 90 in 2014. His widow, Paula, today unveiled one of his works, Tree of Life, which she has gifted to Newbattle Abbey College. Latvia'sHonarry Consul to Scotland, John McGregotr and Dr Alasdair Alln, MSP, Minister for International Development and Europe were among the invited guests.

Ger Harley: 1 September 2017

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Contained in galleries: Tree of Life | Newbattle | 1 September 2017

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Late sculptor who survived concentration camp horror. Latvian Zigfrids Sapietis settled and worked in Newbattle, Midlothian, until his death aged 90 in 2014. His widow, Paula, today unveiled one of his works, Tree of Life, which she has gifted to Newbattle Abbey College. Latvia'sHonarry Consul to Scotland, John McGregotr and Dr Alasdair Alln, MSP, Minister for International Development and Europe were among the invited guests.<br />
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Ger Harley: 1 September 2017

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Tree of Life unveiled in memory of concentration camp survivor, Dalkeith, 1 September 2017