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“The Ladies From Hell” was the nickname applied to the kilted units of the British and Canadian armies in the First World War . Clearly this is meant to paint the men in question as something out of the ordinary; soldiers so tough that they can cross-dress and still be shining examples of fighting manhood.
R. D. Pinkerton's 'The Ladies From Hell' tell of his experience from the First World War.
R. D. Pinkerton's 'The Ladies From Hell' tell of his experience from the First World War.
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