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Bombers, Bunkers, and Badges: The Cold War Materialised in National Museums Scotland
How does an object become a Cold War object? Through its military installations, defence industry as well as the strength of its peace movement, Scotland was a key site of the Cold War in the UK. While there has been some research on how to classify such sites in the context of the ‘Cold War’, there
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