Letter Written by the Leader of the Charge of the Light Horse at Beersheba
The RUSI of Victoria Library has been given a valuable letter written by the officer who led the charge of the Light Horse at Beersheba in the First World War.
Captain Sydney Reynold Clement
Survived the Boer War, killed in action at Gallipoli on the 25th April 1915.
An ANZAC revealed
Many museums have an item or two in their collection that almost every other similar museum keeps. It could be a helmet, a rifle, a tunic, a book or any […]
Climax at Gallipoli – The Failure of the August Offensive
The story of Australia’s part in the Gallipoli Campaign has become a central part of our national story and identity. On the eve of the campaign’s centenary it is a […]
Commemorate the Anzac Centenary with Big Sky Publishing
Commemorate your branch or association’s ”story” for the Anzac Centenary with a high quality, fully customised book or brochure at an affordable price.
The Diggers View: WWI in Colour – by Juan Mahony
On the eve of the Anzac Centenary this book and the project to create it deserves high praise.
Anzac’s Long Shadow – The Cost of our National Obsession
by James Brown, Red Back, 2014; 160 pp.; ISBN 9781863956390 (softcover); RRP $19.99
Stop the Pfalz – 1914, The First British Empire shot of WW1
A recent ABC radio interview with Keith Quinton, the author of a recently published book ‘Stop the Pfalz – 1914’, and the chairperson of the Victorian Anzac Centenary Committee, Ted […]
