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Priscilla Scott-Ellis. Hon. Esyllt Priscilla "Pip" Scott-Ellis (15 November 1916 – 1983) was a British diarist. She was one of only two women who volunteered to be nurses for the Nationalists during the Spanish Civil War . Life. Ellis was born in Seaford House in Belgravia in 1916.
Priscilla Scott-Ellis. Priscilla Scott-Ellis, the daughter of the 8th Lord Howard de Walden, on 15th November 1916. One of six children, Priscilla was brought up in Belgrave Square and at Chirk Castle. In 1932 she was sent to Benenden School and in autumn 1933 to a finishing school in Paris.
Diaries of the Hon. Priscilla Scott-Ellis (b.1916), daughter of Thomas, 8th Lord Howard de Walden, 1937-1941. 9 vols. Additions comprising correspondence between Cardiff University Library and the Imperial War Museum, London regarding the loan of Priscilla Scott-Ellis's diary dated 21 September 1937-11 March 1938 for the Spanish Civil War ...
13 de nov. de 2005 · Conclusiones:El diario de Priscilla Scott-Ellis, editado por Raymond Carr, constituye una fuente de información valiosa para analizar la enfermería de Guerra en España durante la Guerra Civil,...
20 de jun. de 2002 · The least interesting—certainly the least intelligent and idealistic—is Priscilla Scott-Ellis, who at the age of 20 fell in love with a Spanish prince known as “Touffles”.
1 de jan. de 2005 · Objective: To study the development of nursing in Spain during the Civil War, within the national zone, through the analysis the diary of Priscilla Scott-Ellis, as well as to analyse...
ABSTRACT. Education: Day school in London till aged 9, followed by governesses at Chirk, then boarding school aged 15. Finishing school in Paris, and Munich to study German. Spanish Civil War: After a short First Aid course and some lessons in Spanish, she left for Spain in October 1937.
