Malcolm Vivian Hay, 1881-1962

Malcolm Hay of Seaton (1881 - 1962) became a distinguished local scholar and historian after his early wartime experiences. His fresh approach to many controversial points of Scottish history and the role of the Catholic Church had a widespread influence. In later life he became involved in the Zionist cause, and wrote extensively on the historical problems of the Jews in Europe.

For details of his life and career see Alice Ivy Hay, Valiant for Truth: Malcolm Hay of Seaton (London: Spearman, 1971) and Who Was Who 1961 - 1970 .

From the guide to the Papers of Malcolm Vivian Hay of Seaton, 20th century, (University of Aberdeen)