Valour and Violets – South Australia in the Great War by Robert Kearney and Sharon Cleary – Book Review
This is a large, lavish and very well illustrated account of the part that South Australians played in the First World War.
This is a large, lavish and very well illustrated account of the part that South Australians played in the First World War.
Dr Bruce Gaunson gives readers a rich new approach to World War I, by combining two great narratives: the vast war itself and the saga of Australia’s volunteer forces.
Military History and Heritage Victoria in association with the Athenaeum Club hosted an Armistice Centenary Luncheon to 150 guests by followed by an engaging presentation by Professor Geoffrey Blainey, AC.
The Peter FitzSimons caravan rolls on!
The stories of the ANZACs at Gallipoli, and the Australian Corps on the Western Front are well known, but the story of the ANZACs who fought in Sinai and Palestine […]
At the Pompey Elliott Memorial Hall Wednesday September 19, 2018 to a group of around 25.
This monumental reference work is a labour of love carried out by the author over 35 years.
Written posthumously about the life of Corporal Cameron Baird (1981-2013), this book aims to provide a snapshot of the Australian man behind his well-known heroics as a soldier.