Henry Wuga fled his native Germany on the eve of World War Two to start a new life in Scotland.
In May 1939, as pre-war tensions were rising in his home country of Germany, he escaped to Scotland via a child safety mission known as the Kindertransport.He and his wife, Ingrid, spent their later lives visiting Scottish schools to educate the younger generation about the Holocaust.
In May the following year, he was able to escape the country via the Kindertransport to Scotland, where he was interned as an "enemy alien" after the war began.The Kindertransport was the name given to the mission which helped 10,000 children to safety ahead of World War Two, to escape from Adolf Hitler's reign in parts of Europe controlled by the Nazis."New language, new food and new people, " said Henry of his first encounters with Scotland.
Henry returned to Glasgow and attended a refugee club, where he met people from similar backgrounds, including his future wife Ingrid Wolff, who had also come to Scotland via the Kindertransport.Henry and his wife set up a kosher function catering business, which continued for 30 years. "So Ingrid and I went to hundreds of schools all over Scotland and talked to young people for many years.
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