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Nataliya Danilova & Emma Dolan. (2020) Scottish soldier-heroes and patriotic war heroines: the gendered politics of World War I commemoration. Gender, Place & Culture 27:2, pages 239-260.
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Alison S. Fell & Claudia Sternberg. (2018) Nurse-Martyr-Heroine: Representations of Edith Cavell in Interwar Britain, France and Belgium. Journal of War & Culture Studies 11:4, pages 273-290.
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