War and Emotions
Time is fast running out to register for the ‘War and Emotions’ symposium, 17-18 September 2015, Melbourne Museum. Speakers include some of the most outstanding historians on the impacts of
20 August 2015
Time is fast running out to register for the ‘War and Emotions’ symposium, 17-18 September 2015, Melbourne Museum. Speakers include some of the most outstanding historians on the impacts of
Rosalie Triolo will present the History Council of South Australia Annual Lectures on 7 & 8 August 2015. Her talk, ‘Our Schools and the Great War’ will throw new light
Jennifer Lawless’ new book on the Gallipoli prisoners of war has just been published. Kismet: The Story of the Gallipoli POWs (Australian Scholarly Publishing, 2015) is the result of 10
This issue of History Australia brings together several of the threads that have been conspicuous during the last few years of the journal’s career. There is the centenary of the
Peter Monteath and Mandy Paul (with Rebecca Martin) recently had published Interned: Torrens Island 1914–1915 (Wakefield Press) telling the little-known story of South Australia’s ‘enemy within’ – the Germans, Austrians,
Yvonne Perkins has worked as a research assistant, including on a project examining the history of teaching reading in Australia, and is currently researching the beliefs of Australian soldiers serving
Brett Holman is lecturer in modern European history in the School of Humanities at the University of New England, Armidale, Australia. His research interests revolve around the place of aviation
In this new edition of Anzac Memories (Monash University Publishing), which was first published to acclaim in 1994, Alistair Thomson explores how the Anzac legend has transformed over the past
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