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Jewish troops 'sent to far north'  The Dounreay nuclear complex
now stands where the airfield was  A document sold on the
internet is believed to have belonged to one of more than 200
Jewish soldiers sent to Scotland to be "screened by MI5".  A
worker at the Dounreay nuclear power plant in Caithness found
the paper, dated May 1947, on a memorabilia site.  Markus
Cukerbera, 51, was posted to Dounreay when the site was an
airfield.  During World War II, he had served in Palestine,
which by 1947 was the scene of clashes between British forces
and the Jewish underground.  Bryan Dods, who works for Dounreay
Site Restoration Limited (DSRL), came across the document on
Israeli military memorabilia website, The Historama.  Part of
its background story has been published in the latest edition of
the nuclear site's in-house newspaper Dounreay News.  According
to the Tel Aviv-based online dealership, Cukerbera was among 245
Polish Jews sent to Caithness h