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The Welsh are the people (and language) of Wales, the country in central western Great Britain. Wales is a constituent country of the United Kingdom.
Welsh rarebit (or rabbit) comes from 18th century Great Britain. The word Welsh was likely used because during that time in England, it often meant foreign or inferior. Others feel like it was given the name Welsh because of the high cheese content, which was common of Welsh dishes of the time. The recipe was first found in English cookbooks around 1725.
In 1707 Britain formally became Great Britain and included the whole island of Britain, Scotland, smaller islands that were a part of Great Britain and Scotland, Wales, and the Welsh Islands, excluding the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man, and Ireland. This does not include any colonies, protectorates, territories etc.
Gavin is a given name for a male and it is of Welsh origin. The name Gavin means White Hawk or hawk of the battle.
The battle fought was called the battle of the Welsh
Yes. Many men died fighting Germany in WW2. Every night Hitler sent rockets into London to bomb the city and Royal Air Force pilots fought the Battle of Britain ( you can see real film of these things). The British, Scottish, and Welsh were very brave in fighting Germany with the allies.
no such battle, there were many battles in Wales, but no battle of the Welsh.
Edward Welsh has written: 'We grew wings' -- subject(s): Air pilots, Biography
Welsh people fought with each other, and with the English. They also fought against invaders from Ireland and Vikings. Many Welsh knights fought in the crusades.
Around 22% of the population of Wales speak Welsh.
You will find people of Welsh ancestry all over the world.
The English (British if you include also Scots and Welsh) fought in Norway, France, Belgium, Holland, Egypt, Libya, Ethiopia, Greece, Syria, Persia, Italy, Malaya, Singapore, Burma, Germany.....there are more. Also at sea and in the air including Battle of Britain in the air above the UK.
There was a welsh dragon (red) that fought an English dragon (white) but the welsh dragon won and Wales was aloud to use a red dragon for the flag.
They lent them or gave them military vehicles, planes, ships, weapons, ammo, and many American men went to England (but not the USSR) to fight in the Royal Air Force. They fought in the Battle of Britain right along with the Scots, Welsh, and English fliers/fighters. The USA also sent food and other supplies the UK needed. They did not have to send food to Russia.
Yes, he did. He fought the Welsh rebellion of Owain Glyndwr and in the battle of Shrewsbury in 1403, where he was badly injured by an arrow which left his face permanently scared.
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