World War I - Scotland Remembers

Coverage of the military Drumhead Service from Edinburgh Castle, to commemorate the Scottish soldiers who died during WWI

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The Soldiers’ Cairn (1933) by Mary Symon
- When you see millions of the mouthless dead (1916), by Charles Hamilton Sorley
- The Big Picnic – recounting the experiences of young Glaswegians in the First World War
Why was Orkney the perfect naval base in World War One?
- How close did WW1 bring Glasgow to revolution?
- A season of programming commemorating the centenary of World War One
What is a Drumhead Service?—Drumhead Service
The Soldiers' Cairn (1933) by Mary Symon—Drumhead Service
The Scottish socialite who established a WWI Field Hospital—A Drumhead Commemoration
The Last Words of WWI Poet Charles Hamilton Sorley—A Drumhead Commemoration
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Scotland Remembers—A Drumhead Commemoration

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