FROM THE EDITOR
Those of us who lived through the Second World War, or grew up in the generations that followed, will have heard many a tale about what the conflict was like, both on the battlefield and on the home front. However, the generation who fought in and lived through the First World War were often less forthcoming about their experiences, making a balanced assessment of the conflict difficult. In this special themed issue, historians share new research on the legacy of the First World War, examining what life was like in the interwar period, and exploring how the Great War has been remembered over the decades.
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About History Scotland
After the Great War: Rebuilding a nation
Five great reasons to read History Scotland this month
* New research on what life was like between the World Wars
* Exploring the link between crime and military service
* Special report on underwater archaeology at the German High Seas fleet scuttle site in Orkney
* The women registrars who broke into an all-male profession
* A new study of the controverial marriage of Queen Victoria's daughter Louise
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