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Women's History Scotland: Women's History Scotland – Promoting study and research in women's and gender history in Scotland

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We are delighted to host a blog by Dr Nina Baker about the courageous women seafarers who made the ultimate sacrifice in wartime. Nina has had a varied career, having sailed for seven years as a merchant navy deck officer on leaving school, and later taken an engineering design degree in her 30s, from the University of Warwick. She then gained a PhD in concrete durability...


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On Holocaust Memorial Day, we are bringing you a blog about Jane Haining, a Scottish missionary and matron of a Church of Scotland girls’ home in Budapest, Hungary, who died in Auschwitz. The blog was written by Shona Paget, an undergraduate at the University of Strathclyde, and forms part of the work she completed on the


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We are pleased to highlight a new publication by Steering Committee member Deborah Simonton: Girlhood in Eighteenth-Century Britain: The Working Girl, a groundbreaking study of the experi...


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To commence the New Year, we are delighted to host a blog written by Alison McCall, committee member and administrator of Mapping Memorials to Women in Scotland. Alison recovers the life of Catherine MacPhee, whose brother, Angus MacPhee, bludgeoned his parents and aunt to death in t...


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