Congratulations to James Bennett and Kate Ariotti for the publication of this edited collection, which was launched at the Newcastle conference by Professor Stuart Macintyre. This book contributes to the
Nick Brodie has edited the letters and provided the commentary for George Martindale’s Dodging the Devil: Letters from the Front, Gallipoli, Fromelles and Bullecourt (Hardie Grant), which collects messages and
Just opened at the State Library of New South Wales, this draws together over 150 war photographs which originally toured Australia in the early 1920s, drawing huge crowds. Many of
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EXTENDED submission deadline: Friday 24 June 2016 2016 Australasian Irish Studies Conference 29 November – 1 December 2016, Flinders University, Adelaide Under the umbrella of Change the conference organisers envisage
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Vicken Babkenian and Peter Stanley’s Armenia, Australia & the Great War (NewSouth) tells the powerful story of how Australian humanitarians helped the Armenian people during one of the twentieth-century’s most
Vicken Babkenian and Peter Stanley’s Armenia, Australia & the Great War (NewSouth) tells the powerful story of how Australian humanitarians helped the Armenian people during one of the twentieth-century’s most
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The remaining two videos from this year’s symposium ‘Poppies, Propaganda and Passchendaele: Australia, Belgium and the First World War’, 23 July 2015 at the State Library of New South Wales,
Honest History’s e-newsletter has gone out to subscribers and is also on the Honest History website. This month brings the latest research from Ankara on the elusive ‘Ataturk words’ of
The History Council of NSW has made available on its website video recordings of some of the sessions from the 23 July 2015 symposium held at the State Library of
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