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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20120811T223000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20120812T003000
DTSTAMP:20260918T223116
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SUMMARY:Australia’s Gifted Lost Generation of World War I
DESCRIPTION:Presented by Dr Ross McMullin\nRoss McMullin’s latest book\, Farewell\, Dear People: Biographies of Australia’s Lost Generation\,  contains extended biographies of ten extraordinary but long forgotten  men whose loss was devastating to the nation as well as to their  families. \nDr McMullin’s illustrated presentation will examine the remarkable stories he has retrieved. \nCost: Members Free \n$10.00 Non-Members \nFor Australia\, a new nation with a relatively small population\, the   death of 60\,000 soldiers during the Great War was calamitous. As a   result\, Australians evaluating the consequences of the conflict have   tended to focus\, not surprisingly\, on the collective impact of the   numbing number of losses. \nThat there must have been exceptional individuals among them has been   implicitly understood\, but these special Australians are unknown  today.  Ross McMullin’s latest book\, Farewell\, Dear People: Biographies of Australia’s Lost Generation\,   contains extended biographies of ten extraordinary but long forgotten   men whose loss was devastating to the nation as well as to their   families. \nDr McMullin’s illustrated presentation will examine the remarkable stories he has retrieved. \nGeoff McCrae\, the book’s first biography\, was a budding architect   from Melbourne’s best-known creative dynasty who combined an endearing   personality with his family’s flair for writing and drawing. \nThere is also an internationally acclaimed medical researcher; a   Western Australian Rhodes scholar assured of a shining future in the law   and/or politics; a popular farmer who became the inspiration for the   celebrated film Gallipoli; a military officer described by his   brigadier as potentially an Australian Kitchener; an engineer who   excelled during Mawson’s Antarctic mission; a rising Labor star; a   talented barrister with a vivid personality; a Tasmanian footballer who   dazzled at the highest level; and a visionary vigneron from South   Australia.Historian and biographer Ross McMullin has written extensively   about Australia in World War I and Australian political history. \nDr McMullin’s biography Pompey Elliott won awards for biography and literature\, and Will Dyson: Australia’s Radical Genius was shortlisted for the National Biography Award.He wrote the ALP centenary history The Light on the Hill: The Australian Labor Party 1891-1991\, and also So Monstrous a Travesty: Chris Watson and the World’s First National Labour Government. His latest book\, Farewell\, Dear People: Biographies of Australia’s Lost Generation\, is a multi-biography about Australians of exceptional promise who died in the Great War.
URL:https://www.mhhv.org.au/event/australiaaos-gifted-lost-generation-of-world-war-i/
LOCATION:The Royal Historical Society of Victoria\, 239 A’Beckett Street\, Melbourne\, 3000\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20120810T223000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20120811T003000
DTSTAMP:20260918T223116
CREATED:20190302T020457Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190302T020457Z
UID:8841-1344637800-1344645000@www.mhhv.org.au
SUMMARY:Red Zone Baghdad: My War in Iraq
DESCRIPTION:Colonel Marcus Fielding will provide a unique and fascinating insight\ninto the significant contribution by the Australian soldiers embedded in various Coalition headquarters. In telling his own story\, Fielding provides interesting and fresh perspectives on Australia’s involvement. \nClick here for more information.
URL:https://www.mhhv.org.au/event/red-zone-baghdad-my-war-in-iraq/
LOCATION:The Shrine of Remembrance\, Birdwood Avenue\, Melbourne\, 3000\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20120806T200000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20120807T020000
DTSTAMP:20260918T223116
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UID:8825-1344283200-1344304800@www.mhhv.org.au
SUMMARY:Kokoda\, Milne Bay\, Beachheads: Australians in Papua\, July 1942 - January 1943
DESCRIPTION:Between July 1942 and January 1943\, Australia fought three costly campaigns against Japanese forces in Papua\, New Guinea: at Kokoda\, Milne Bay and the Beachheads.\nThe Kokoda Track\, winding through the Owen Stanley mountain range was the setting for the most famous of these\, a campaign which many believe to be Australia’s defining episode of the Second World War (1939-45). \n\nThis Shrine exhibition remembers the brave men of Kokoda and acknowledges the lesser known Milne Bay and Beachheads campaigns\, which\, with the victories of the Kokoda\, brought an end to enemy power in Papua and helped secure Australia. \nWhen: 8 June 2012 Р27January 2013\nWhere: Eastern Visitor Centre
URL:https://www.mhhv.org.au/event/kokoda-milne-bay-beachheads-australians-in-papua-july-1942-january-1943/
LOCATION:The Shrine of Remembrance\, Birdwood Avenue\, Melbourne\, 3000\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20120707T190000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20120708T035000
DTSTAMP:20260918T223116
CREATED:20190302T020456Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190302T020456Z
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SUMMARY:Melbourne Arms & Military Fair
DESCRIPTION:Date: 7 & 8 JulyVenue: Expo Hall – Building 03\nOpening Times: Sat 9:00am – 5:00pm Sun\, 9:00am – 3:00pm \nTickets: Adults $12\, Seniors $10. Available at the door\nATM Availability: Limited ATM facilites will be available. We recommend you visit an ATM prior to your arrival on site.\nParking Facilities: Onsite parking $5.00\nEntry Gate: TBC \nPublic Transport:\nThis event is easily accessible via public transport. Please view our directions and transport page for bus and tram service options. \nTrains:\nThere will be no trains running directly to Melbourne Showgrounds for this event. \nEvent Organiser: Dofine\nContact: Jeffrey Pannan\nWebsite: http://usedguns.com.au/used_gun_dealers.html
URL:https://www.mhhv.org.au/event/melbourne-arms-military-fair/
LOCATION:Melbourne Showgrounds\, Epsom Road\, Ascot Vale\, 3032\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20120606T223000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20120607T003000
DTSTAMP:20260918T223116
CREATED:20190302T020313Z
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SUMMARY:The Other ANZACS
DESCRIPTION:By the end of The Great War\, forty five Australian and New Zealand nurses had died on overseas service and over two hundred had been decorated.\n \nThese were women who left for war on an adventure\, but were soon confronted with remarkable challenges for which their civilian lives could never have prepared them. Peter Rees takes us into the hospital camps\, the wards and the tent surgeries on the edge of some of the most horrific battlefronts of human history.
URL:https://www.mhhv.org.au/event/the-other-anzacs/
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20120511T220000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20120512T000000
DTSTAMP:20260918T223116
CREATED:20190302T020510Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190302T020510Z
UID:8857-1336773600-1336780800@www.mhhv.org.au
SUMMARY:“Welcome Luncheon” for the port visit of HMAS Parramatta and HMAS Warramunga .
DESCRIPTION:The Victoria Division Navy League of Australia is to hold a “Welcome Luncheon” on Monday 5th November for the port visit of HMAS Parramatta and HMAS Warramunga .\nTime:  12 for 1230 \nVenue:  Mercure Melbourne Treasury Gardens Hotel – Apple room overlooking the Treasury Gardens.    Seating up to 30.  President NLA Victoria Division РLCDR Roger Blythman RFD will MC the event. \nCost:  $45 per head – 2 course luncheon with a glass of wine. \nBooking: Email Secretary Ray Gill asap. \nor \nCMDR John M Wilkins OAM RFD* RANR Ret’d \nPast president/ Event Organiser \njmwilkins34@netspace.net.au \nP.O. Box 1606 \nDoncaster East   3109 \nVictoria\, Australia
URL:https://www.mhhv.org.au/event/auwelcome-luncheonau-for-the-port-visit-of-hmas-parramatta-and-hmas-warramunga/
LOCATION:Mercure Melbourne Treasury Gardens Hotel\, 13 Spring Street\, Melbourne\, 3000\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20120413T033000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20120413T050000
DTSTAMP:20260918T223116
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SUMMARY:An Australian foreign policy? Australia in War and Peace\, 1914-19
DESCRIPTION:The question of whether an Australian foreign policy existed during the First World War arises because there was no Department of Foreign Affairs at that time.\nThrough ‚ÄòAustralia in War and Peace\, 1914-19‚Äô\, a major collaborative research project between the Menzies Centre for Australian Studies (MCAS) at King‚Äôs College London and the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) in Canberra\, we illustrate that there was indeed an Australian foreign policy at the time\, despite the lack of recognisable instruments and institutions. Australian foreign policy operated instead in an imperial context. The ultimate goal of our project is to produce a volume of Documents on Australian Foreign Policy on War and Peace\, 1914-19. The publication will follow the model of the previous volume produced by the same partners\, Australia and the United Kingdom\, 1960-1975\, which consisted of painstakingly selected\, historically significant Australian and British documents illuminating the Anglo-Australian relationship. In this talk we will outline the main features of the new research project\, explore its major themes and share some of the fruits of our research so far. \nTuesday 4 December\, 5.30pm arrival for a 6pm start. Light refreshments served.\nLocation: Visitor Centre\, Shrine of Remembrance.\nCost: Gold coin donation. \nBookings go to: http://www.shrine.org.au/Visit-the-Shrine/Talks-and-Events/An-Australian-foreign-policy—Australia-in-War-an
URL:https://www.mhhv.org.au/event/an-australian-foreign-policy-australia-in-war-and-peace-1914-19/
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20120412T200000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20120413T020000
DTSTAMP:20260918T223116
CREATED:20190302T020431Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190302T020431Z
UID:8805-1334260800-1334282400@www.mhhv.org.au
SUMMARY:Victorian Collections Training Workshop - Echuca Neighbourhood House
DESCRIPTION:Victorian Collections is a new free\, easy to use\, online cataloguing system that is available to collecting organisations throughout Victoria\, including RSLs and military heritage groups.\nOver the coming months workshops for volunteers to learn this cataloguing system will be held across Victoria Рin Melbourne\, Sale\, Bright\, Port Fairy\, Warrnambool\, St Arnaud and Mt Helen. \nVictorian Collections is a free\, easy to use\, online cataloguing system that is available to all types of collecting organisations throughout Victoria. \nThe Victorian Collections cataloguing workshop is a complete day of training from 10am Р4pm. There is a morning of basic collection management training and after lunch each attendee will photograph and catalogue an item from their organisation’s collection using the Victorian Collections system. Each organisation should aim to send at least 2 or 3 people to the training. This will spread the load of cataloguing\, distribute the experience and make cataloguing an easier and more pleasant experience. \nPlease bring a collection item for each person attending the training session. \nTraining is provided by Peta Knott\, Project Manager for Victorian Collections\, MA (Vic) \nMorning tea and lunch will be provided. Please advise of any dietary requirements when booking. \nWorkshops are free however places are strictly limited. \nIn return for this free training\, your organisation is requested to complete cataloguing of 20 items on the Victorian Collections system within 6 months of your training session. \nFor additional dates and locations\, click here
URL:https://www.mhhv.org.au/event/victorian-collections-training-workshop-echuca-neighbourhood-house/
LOCATION:Echuca Neighbourhood House\, 261 High St\, Echuca\, 3564\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20120409T223000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20120410T003000
DTSTAMP:20260918T223116
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UID:8840-1334010600-1334017800@www.mhhv.org.au
SUMMARY:The mothers who mourned during the First World War
DESCRIPTION:Professor Joy Damousi presents this lecture. A group who are often forgotten in our commemorations of war\, mothers gave their sons in large numbers during the Great War.\nA group who are often forgotten in our commemorations of war\, mothers gave their sons in large numbers during the Great War. \nThe ways in which mothers mourned\, the sacrifices they made and the ways in which the government authorities attempted to publicly recognize their grief will be the subject of this lecture.
URL:https://www.mhhv.org.au/event/the-mothers-who-mourned-during-the-first-world-war/
LOCATION:The Shrine of Remembrance\, Birdwood Avenue\, Melbourne\, 3000\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20120307T010000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20120307T023000
DTSTAMP:20260918T223116
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UID:8813-1331082000-1331087400@www.mhhv.org.au
SUMMARY:Life on the battlefields… more than 90 years on
DESCRIPTION:International speaker Charlotte Descamps will present a talk dealing with the ‚Äúsilent witnesses‚Äù to the Great War at Varlet Farm\, Poelkapelle\, Belgium. The Farm is situated in what was the centre of the battlefields of Third Ypres. \nWhere: Oakleigh Bowling Club\, corner of Drummond and Logie Streets\, Oakleigh. \nWhen: Sunday 3 June\, 2012 at 2pm. \nRefreshments available at the bar. \nFor bookings \nEmail gobbi.helen@gmail.com or \nPhone 0403 195 607 by 29 May\, 2012. \nSponsored by the Victorian branch of the Military Historical Society of Australia. \nGold coin donations to the Society will be welcomed. \n \nCharlotte Descamps \nSynopsis ‚ÄúLife on the Battlefields 94 years later‚Äù \nLocating Varlet Farm in the Salient \nVarlet Farm is situated¬† in the centre of the battlefields of Third Ypres\, ¬†part of the Salient which came to shape at the end of 1914. It was end 1914/beginning 1915 that the war changed face : from having been a war on the move\, it changed to a war of stalemate. Eventually 5 major battles were to be fought in the Salient \nFinding silent witnesses of war: \nToday\, there are hardly any visible signs of the Great War\, other than the many cemeteries and memorials\, to explain to what extend the Salient was destroyed. Yet\, year after year\, evidence of that conflict is being found. \nEven now\, human remains are still being unearthed. Modern technology is being applied in an attempt to identify those remains. A set procedure results in the fact that those soldiers are being put to the their final resting place with military honour. DNA research has let to several positive identifications over the last years \n  \nIron harvest \nOrdnance is part of daily life for those working in the soil : farmers\, contractors\, constructors\, everyone is aware of the fact that they will come across life ammunition. An average of over 200 tons of ammunition is still being collected every year. A heritage with which has to be dealt with in the appropriate way. High explosive shells\, shrapnel shells\, trench mortars\, hand- and rifle grenades\, toxic ammunition : it is all part of the iron harvest in the Salient \nDealing with the legacy \nThe Belgian bomb disposal squad has a high reputation. Today they are being send out throughout the world to clean up more recent battlefields. A lot of their experience goes back to the battlefields of the Great War : they have specialised knowledge how to dismantle all different types of shells. The toxic ones being the most dangerous ones around here. \nHuman suffering almost a century later \nYear after year\, the war still causes victims on the battlefields : private collectors messing around with shells\, children picking up a hand grenade\, farmers being confronted with an explosion while working the fields. Rules are being set to reduce the risks to a minimum. \nA story that continues \nWorking in the soil reveals more of the history of this area : helmets\, rifles\, rum jars\, badges\, buckles\, silent pickets etc\,¬† which are still being found are revealing more information. Occasionally ammunition supplies\, ammunition dumps or a tunnel are being discovered as well. Research in archives gives information on dugouts which are still down deep Flanders Fields today. \nCV \n– Born 19/09/1958 in Poperinge\, Belgium\n– started up B&B Varlet Farm\, specialised for guests having an interest in the Great War\, in 1998. One of the first B&B’s in the area long before there was a vivid interest in the history of the Great War. Varlet Farm has been listed in the top 10 of European B&B ‘s in the trip advisor 2011 ranking\n– became a qualified battlefield guide in 2004\n– one of the founding members of the Passchendaele Society 1917\, a charity organisation that organises commemoration events in the Salient\n– thriving force behind the commemorations events to mark the 90th anniversary of the Battle of Passchendaele\n– worked a battlefield guide for the NZ embassy on Anzac Day in from 2004 till 2009\n– lectured to groups from all over the world\, coming to Varlet Farm : these groups vary from students\, army cadets\, army officers\, bomb disposal squads to adults with a strong interest in the history of the Great War.\n– established contact between the Memorial Museum Passchendaele 1917 and the 48th Highlander Regimental Museum in Toronto\n– lectured at the WFA seminar in Victoria\, Vancouver Island\, in March 2011\n– carried out research work for the Passchendaele Memorial Museum 1917 at the National Archives in Kew\n– represented the community of Zonnebeke at the inauguration of a new WWI memorial in Essex on November 4th\, 2011.
URL:https://www.mhhv.org.au/event/life-on-the-battlefieldsa%c2%b6-more-than-90-years-on/
LOCATION:Oakleigh Bowling Club\, corner of Drummond and Logie Streets\, Oakleigh\, 3166\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20120213T010000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20120213T030000
DTSTAMP:20260918T223116
CREATED:20190302T020407Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190302T020407Z
UID:8774-1329094800-1329102000@www.mhhv.org.au
SUMMARY:Anglo-Boer War Study Group Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Meeting at Box Hill RSL at 2 pm on Sunday 2 December\nConvenor: Robyn Droogleever\, Anglo-Boer war historian and author of several books on the conflict\, including most recently That Ragged Mob: The service history of the 3rd and 4th Victorian Bushmen’s contingents. \nThe Anglo-Boer War Study Group meets to discuss the campaigns\, medals\, and the men and women who served.  It produces a quarterly journal The Kopje \n \nMeeting at Box Hill RSL at 2 pm on Sunday 2 December
URL:https://www.mhhv.org.au/event/anglo-boer-war-study-group-meeting-2/
LOCATION:Box Hill RSL\, 26-28 Nelson Rd\, Box Hill\, 3128\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20120210T010000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20120210T030000
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UID:8773-1328835600-1328842800@www.mhhv.org.au
SUMMARY:Anglo-Boer War Study Group Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Meeting at Box Hill RSL at 2 pm on Sunday 2 September\nConvenor: Robyn Droogleever\, Anglo-Boer war historian and author of several books on the conflict\, including most recently That Ragged Mob: The service history of the 3rd and 4th Victorian Bushmen’s contingents. \nThe Anglo-Boer War Study Group meets to discuss the campaigns\, medals\, and the men and women who served.  It produces a quarterly journal The Kopje
URL:https://www.mhhv.org.au/event/anglo-boer-war-study-group-meeting/
LOCATION:Box Hill RSL\, 26-28 Nelson Rd\, Box Hill\, 3128\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20120209T030000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20120209T050000
DTSTAMP:20260918T223116
CREATED:20190302T020500Z
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UID:8844-1328756400-1328763600@www.mhhv.org.au
SUMMARY:Vietnam: The Complete Story of the Australian War - Book Launch
DESCRIPTION:Vietnam: The Complete Story of the Australian War will be released at Fort Queenscliff on Thursday\, 2 August at 4 pm. Colonel Geoffrey Skardon (Retd) will speak. \nAll members of MHHV are invited\, however\, would those coming along please notify me so that we can cater and also advise the front gate for entry. \nMy contacts are bruce.davies@tpg.com.au or telephone 5258 3031.
URL:https://www.mhhv.org.au/event/vietnam-the-complete-story-of-the-australian-war-book-launch/
LOCATION:Fort Queenscliff Museum\, King Street\, Queenscliff\, 3225\, Australia
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DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20180109T210000
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UID:9567-36000-1515531600@www.mhhv.org.au
SUMMARY:Mud and Blood - WWI play by Meg McNena directed by Alice Bishop - Special Performance
DESCRIPTION:Mud and Blood\, Meg McNena’s compelling 80-minute\, six-actor play\, is about distinguished Australian general\, Harold ‘Pompey’ Elliott\, who led the Essendon Rifles and took most of them to WWI. \n \nThe tenacity of Australian men and women is shown in battle and at home. Timing in 2018 with Anzac and Armistice centenaries adds impact. Set 1914-1921\, it shows how Pompey Elliott and a soldier’s mother deal with his vow to look after ‘his boys’ in war as if they were his own. This vow\, driving the play’s drama\, was made at a farewell to troops a century ago at Essendon Town Hall\, now the Clocktower Centre\, where Mud and Blood will be centre-stage on Fri 31 August. Women’s efforts and struggles are also pivotal . Please share in your networks and newsletter this opportunity to see a story about local heroes by a Moonee Ponds writer. \nA brilliant cast and skilled production team is powerfully directed by Alice Bishop\, who has been nominated for a Green Room Award for best director. Writer and producer\, Meg McNena\, has an Amnesty International Award and others for writing; this is her sixth play staged. Darren Mort\, a lawyer like Pompey\,plays his complex character masterfully. Humour and songs intone the era. \nMud and Blood‚Äôs Melbourne premiere is at the Clocktower Centre\, Moonee Ponds at 12 noon on Friday 31 August with a Q&A and talk by Ross McMullin\, awarded historian\, biographer and author of two books on Pompey Elliott (included in the matinee price) and opening night is 8pm 31 August. \nElliott trained youth in the Essendon Rifles militia; three units of his 7th Battalion came from the Northern suburbs and one from the Western suburbs; they trained at Broadmeadows and went with him to Gallipoli\, Lone Pine\, Fromelles and trenches of The Somme\, where Elliott turned the outcome of WWI in the Allies favour. Pompey inspires as husband\, father\, brother\, friend\, leader\, veteran and senator – the soldier before and after war; the stalwart wife keeps the family going; the cost for Pompey in making this heartfelt but impossible promise and returning to unveil honour boards and memorials. \nWe want to share this significant history of world-changing times for the newly declared nation of Australia and to increase awareness of post-traumatic stress disorder. \nHere is the vox pop from our successful preview in Charlton\, where Pompey was born. \nClick here for more information
URL:https://www.mhhv.org.au/event/mud-and-blood-wwi-play-by-meg-mcnena-directed-by-alice-bishop-special-performance/
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DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:19700101T100000
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UID:9596-36000-36000@www.mhhv.org.au
SUMMARY:Back to "Nam" Concert
DESCRIPTION:Back to “Nam concert at National Vietnam Veterans Museum\n \nTickets available here!
URL:https://www.mhhv.org.au/event/back-to-nam-concert-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:19700101T100000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:19700101T100000
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SUMMARY:Kokoda Information Night - Melbourne
DESCRIPTION:This free event is perfect for those who are thinking about trekking Kokoda.\nIt is also a fantastic way of meeting like minded people who are interested in visiting PNG. \nOur experienced trek leaders will be on hand to answer any questions you may have and will detail all that is involved with trekking & touring in PNG. \nDrinks & nibbles provided free by Kokoda Historical. \nYou will have the opportunity to speak directly to our trek leaders and meet past and present trekkers. This session is also perfect to discuss any of our treks & tours. So\, come along and enjoy a wonderful evening at Melbourne’s first RSL. \nWhen: Thursday 28 February 2019\, 6:30pm-9:30pm \nWhere: Melbourne Duckboard Club & RSL\, 64-180 Spencer St\, Melbourne VIC 3000 \nRSVP: For your free ticket click here
URL:https://www.mhhv.org.au/event/kokoda-information-night-melbourne/
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SUMMARY:Sydney Welsh Choir
DESCRIPTION:Enjoy a special lunchtime performance by the Sydney Welsh Choir in our Education Courtyard (weather permitting). This concert will feature war time favourites\, Welsh classics and songs of peace.\nDate: Friday 19 October\, midday \nLocation: Education Courtyard\, Shrine of Remembrance \nCost: $5.00\, free for Shrine Friends
URL:https://www.mhhv.org.au/event/sydney-welsh-choir/
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DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:19700101T100000
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UID:9592-36000-36000@www.mhhv.org.au
SUMMARY:His Excellency\, Chris Seed\, New Zealand High Commissioner New Zealand\, Australia and the Pacific region.
DESCRIPTION:Royal United Services Institute of Victoria Lunchtime Address – His Excellency\, Chris Seed\, New Zealand High Commissioner – New Zealand\, Australia and the Pacific region.Chris Seed became the New Zealand High Commissioner to Australia in November 2013. \nPrior to taking up this position he was a Deputy Secretary in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade and before that Deputy Secretary in the Ministry of Defence. \nHis earlier career included assignments in Tehran\, Canberra\, London and Papua New Guinea\, where he was High Commissioner. \nIn addition to a number of roles in Wellington\, he also served with the International Peace Monitoring Team in the Solomon Islands\, the New Zealand delegation to the UN General Assembly and was seconded to the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.\nCoffee and Tea from 12.00 pm.\, sandwiches after. \nEntrance fee: $10 \nIt would be appreciated if you could advise your attendance to enable catering and seating to be arranged. Contact the office\, preferably by email to secretary@rusivic.org.au or phone 9282 5918 by 2pm Monday 22 Oct.
URL:https://www.mhhv.org.au/event/his-excellency-chris-seed-new-zealand-high-commissioner-new-zealand-australia-and-the-pacific-region/
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SUMMARY:The 2018 George Merz Lecture
DESCRIPTION:The subject of this year‚Äôs lecture will be the C130 Hercules in RAAF Service. It will be presented by two guest speakers.\nTICKET ONLY EVENT\, limited by the RAAF Museum to 200 guests in total. Ticket price includes light refreshments. \nGuest Speakers: \nWGCDR Robyn Clay-Williams (retd)\, BEng\, PhD \nThe first speaker to have accepted our invitation is; Dr Robyn Clay-Williams who was a RAAF test pilot\, flight instructor and electronics engineer. Robyn was involved with the iconic C-130 at two points in her 24 year RAAF career: firstly in the early 1980s with the C-130E/H as an engineering officer at 486SQN\, and secondly from 1995-2000 as the C-130J-30 acquisition test pilot based a Lockheed Martin in Marietta\, USA. Robyn has over 3000 flying hours in more than 20 types of aircraft from large transport\, to fast jet\, helicopters\, and light aerobatics\, and in the late 1980s was on the first RAAF pilot‚Äôs course to accept women. \nNowadays\, Robyn is a Senior Research Fellow with the Centre for Healthcare Resilience and Implementation Science at the Australian Institute of Health Innovation at Macquarie University in Sydney. \n  \nAIRCDRE John (Sam) Samulski CSC (retd) \nThe second speaker to have accepted our invitation is: AIRCDRE John Samulski who joined the RAAF in 1981 as a Navigator and has over 7000 flying hours. He has commanded at Squadron and Wing level\, being a Squadron Commander during the initial phases of both the Afghanistan and Iraq conflicts. He has also seen operations in the first Gulf war\, Somalia and Cambodia. \nIn early 2005\, he was appointed as the Australian Deputy Force Commander for Operation Sumatra Assist following Indian Ocean Tsunami. At the same time\, he was appointed as the inaugural Director of the RAAF Air Mobility Control Centre\, responsible for the planning and execution of all ADF air mobility operations. \nAir Commodore Samulski has served as the Chief of Staff to the Vice Chief of the Defence Force\, and as Deputy Director of Coalition Coordination at Headquarters U.S. Central Command. Upon return from the U.S. in January 2011\, he was appointed as the Deputy Air Commander Australia. \n  \nVenue\nOfficers Mess\, RAAF Base\nPoint Cook \nPhoto ID required for all members and guests. \nPlease park in main car park opposite the Officers Mess. \nDate \nSaturday\, October 27th\, 2018 @ 12.00 Noon for a 12.30 pm start.Restricted to registered ticket holders\, cost $15 per ticket. Event is limited to 200 tickets in total. \nBOOK & PAY ONLINE – www.friendsraafmuseum.org.au/merz18
URL:https://www.mhhv.org.au/event/the-2018-george-merz-lecture/
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SUMMARY:One Road\, One Bet initiative in Pacific and its implication for Australia - Professor Matthew Clarke
DESCRIPTION:Royal United Services Institute of Victoria Lunchtime Address.\n  \n \nProfessor Matthew Clarke is the Head of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at Deakin University. He has published on the Millennium Development Goals\, the nexus between religion and development\, aid effectiveness and the emergence of non-traditional donors. Much of Matthew‚Äôs research has focused on the Pacific region. \nThursday 28th February 2019 at 1200 for 1215\nANZAC House \, 4 Collins St\, Melbourne \nCoffee and Tea from 12.00 pm.\, sandwiches after.\nEntrance fee: $10\nIt would be appreciated if you could advise your attendance to enable catering and seating to be arranged. \nContact the office\, preferably by email to secretary@rusivic.org.au or phone 9282 5918 by 2pm Monday 25th February 2019.\nPlease note the early start for this address!
URL:https://www.mhhv.org.au/event/one-road-one-bet-initiative-in-pacific-and-its-implication-for-australia-professor-matthew-clarke-2/
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SUMMARY:Curating the Anzac Centenaries: War\, Memory and the Museum
DESCRIPTION:As the centenaries of the Great War come to an end\, two leading Melbourne museum curators reflect on how museums have represented the experience of Australians at war over the last few years.As Director of Exhibitions and Collections at Melbourne‚Äôs Shrine of Remembrance\, Jean McAuslan has played a central role in shaping the Shrine‚Äôs response to the Anzac centenaries. \nAs Deputy Head of Humanities (Exhibitions) at Museums Victoria\, Deborah Tout-Smith was Lead Curator for the World War I: Love & Sorrow exhibition at Melbourne Museum. \nFacilitator Alistair Thomson from History at Monash University is author of Anzac Memories: Living with the Legend (1994 and 2013) and was a member of the advisory team for Love and Sorrow. \nTogether they will discuss: How have museums responded to the challenges and opportunities posed by the Great War centenaries? How have museum visitors experienced the war centenary exhibitions? To what extent and in what ways have museums sought to reshape what we know of and how we respond to that war and its impacts? \nThe audience at this seminar will have the opportunity to present their own insights and to ask questions of the panellists. \n  \nClick here to make a reservation..
URL:https://www.mhhv.org.au/event/curating-the-anzac-centenaries-war-memory-and-the-museum/
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SUMMARY:Defence Seminar
DESCRIPTION:Presenters from Navy\, Army and Air Force will discuss “Changes in Australia’s strategic circumstances.\n  \nPartners:\nReturned & Services League of Australia (Victoria) Inc \nNaval Commemoration Committee of Victoria \nAir Force Association of Australia \nRoyal United Services Institute \nNaval Association of Australia \nNavy League of Australia. \n  \nLunch with coffee/tea \n$25 per person \nemail naval.commemoration.committee@gmail.com to reserve your seat.
URL:https://www.mhhv.org.au/event/defence-seminar/
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SUMMARY:Mark Johnston – “An Australian Band of Brothers”
DESCRIPTION:In what promises to be a riveting presentation\, Dr Johnston follows a small group of front-line soldiers from their enlistment in the dark days of 1940 to the end of World War II.\n \n \nNo ordinary soldiers\, they are members of Don Company and part of the famous 9th Australian Division which\, during their campaigns\, sustained more casualties and won more medals than any other Australian Division. \nThe presentation will give a powerful account of everyday experiences of a small unit of soldiers on the front line. It will follow three infantry men on night patrols at Tobruk\, advances through German barrages at Alamein\, charges into enemy machine guns in New Guinea and repelling Japanese charges in Borneo. \nMark Johnson is Head of the History Department at Scotch College\, Melbourne. Dr Johnston has published eleven books principally about the Australian Army in the Second World War and was described in the Australian War Memorial’s magazine\, Wartime as ‘the leading historian on the experience of Australian soldiers during the war’. Mark is patron of the 9th Division Association in Victoria. \nVisit https://www.markjohnstonhistorian.com
URL:https://www.mhhv.org.au/event/mark-johnston-ai-auan-australian-band-of-brothersau/
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SUMMARY:The Diggers Requiem - A moving Brass tribute to those who sacrificed so much
DESCRIPTION:The Diggers‚Äô Requiem is a moving and beautiful Australian tribute to mark the end of World War One a century ago and is dedicated to the memory of our Defence Force personnel and civilian victims. Including music written by seven of Australia‚Äôs finest living composers\, these prelude concerts will be performed in Melbourne on Wednesday\, 26 September and in Sydney on 27 September\, with an Australian premiere of the full orchestral and choral version premiere concert in Canberra on Saturday 6 October 2018. The Diggers’ Requiem was co-commissioned by the Australian Department of Veterans‚Äô Affairs and the Australian War Memorial\, with the Brass concerts supported by the Australian Defence Force.\nThe Melbourne and Sydney concerts will feature 12 works accompanied by projected historical imagery. These brass concerts have been written for trumpet\, accordion\, soprano\, mezzo\, tenor\, baritone\, bagpipes and brass band and will be performed by leading soloists\, including Paul Goodchild trumpet (Aus)\, David Novak accordion (Slovenia)\, Simone Riksman soprano (Holland)\, Christina Wilson mezzo (Aus)\, Andrew Goodwin tenor (Aus)\, David Hidden baritone\, Jason Craig bagpipes (Aus) and will be Directed by Christopher Latham. \nThe concerts will be free for audiences and will be held in Melbourne at St Paul‚Äôs Cathedral\, 209 Flinders Lane at 7pm and in Sydney at the Pitt Street Uniting Church\, 264 Pitt Street at 7pm. The duration will be 80 minutes with no interval. \nWe welcome all Australians to join us for this special Brass tribute to those who sacrificed so much a century ago. \nFor further information\, including composer‚Äôs biographies and background to the making of this concert series\, please visit theflowersofwar.org. \nThe Melbourne and Sydney concert repertoire: \nGF Handel Dead March from Saul\nFS Kelly The Somme Lament\nNigel Westlake / Alex Lithgow The Liberation of Bapaume\nElena Kats-Chernin Lacrimosa\nRichard Mills The Charge at Beersheba\nElena Kats-Chernin The Silent Field\nNigel Westlake I Was Blinded\, But Now I See\nAndrew Schultz Harmonium Bellum\nGraeme Koehne Pie Jesu\nJohn Grant Lament for the Pipers Who Fell in the Great War\nRoss Edwards Lux Aeterna – In Paradisum\nChristopher Latham Prayer for Peace – Pie Jesu II \nFor further information or opportunities to become involved please contact: \nJoanne Fisher\nGeneral Manager\nFlowers of War Project\nwww.theflowersofwar.org \n0438 952263\ntheflowersofwarmanager@gmail.com
URL:https://www.mhhv.org.au/event/the-diggers-requiem-a-moving-brass-tribute-to-those-who-sacrificed-so-much/
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SUMMARY:Centenary of the Armistice of Moudros Keynote Address by Historian and Secretary of the LGCC Jim Claven
DESCRIPTION:On behalf of Lee Tarlamis OAM President of the Lemnos Gallipoli Commemorative Committee (LGCC)\, I would like to invite you to attend the Centenary of the Armistice of Moudros Keynote Address by Historian and Secretary of the LGCC Jim Claven \n10.30 am Education Centre Shrine of Remembrance¬†followed by Commemorative Service Shrine of Remembrance Sanctuary 11.45 am on 31 October 2018 \nThis commemorative service marks the centenary of the coming into effect of the Armistice of Moudros at noon on 31 October 1918. The Armistice was signed the previous day on the British warship HMS Agamemnon anchored in the Greek island of Lemnos’ Moudros Bay by representatives of the Entente Powers and those of the Ottoman Empire. \nThe Keynote Address will be given by Historian and Secretary of our Committee Jim Claven who will discuss this agreement which ended the fighting between the Allies and the Ottoman Empire across the eastern Mediterranean and the Middle East and affected tens of thousands of Australian soldiers throughout the region. \nTo book for the Keynote Address by Jim Claven at the Education Centre\, click here.¬† You will need to make a booking and pay a small fee. Places are limited so book early to avoid missing out. \nThere is no need to book or RSVP for the Commemorative Service in the Shrine Sanctuary.
URL:https://www.mhhv.org.au/event/centenary-of-the-armistice-of-moudros-keynote-address-by-historian-and-secretary-of-the-lgcc-jim-claven/
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SUMMARY:The Battle Within
DESCRIPTION:What did it mean in a country so attached to Anzac\, a legend of battlefield prowess\, to have spent the war as a prisoner? Drawing on their own words\, Christina Twomey presents the POW’s struggle to rehabilitate themselves and to win compensation.\nPresenter: Christina Twomey\nDate: Thursday 20 September\, midday\nLocation: Auditorium\, Shrine of Remembrance\nCost: $5.00\, free for Shrine Friends \nSupport the Shrine by becoming a Friend and access exclusive benefits such as invitations to exhibition launches and attend public programs for free.
URL:https://www.mhhv.org.au/event/the-battle-within/
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SUMMARY:The Tokyo Tribunal: 70th Anniversary of the Judgment on Japan’s War Leaders
DESCRIPTION:At the post-war Tokyo Tribunal\, the Allied powers charged Japanese leaders with waging aggressive war and committing war crimes against prisoners-ofwar and civilians. This trial\, presided over by the Australian judge\, William Webb was criticised at the time (and still to this day) for its retrospective charges and procedural shortcomings. After its conclusion with the handing down of the majority judgment in November 1948\, the Allies deemed the trial to have been a failure and closed the door against further prosecutions for international crimes.\nYet the themes raised in the course of the trial continue to resonate 70 years later. The trial did not succeed in settling accounts: the issue of Japan‚Äôs wartime actions remains highly topical in Asia\, with still active claims for redress for war crimes and crimes against humanity. Even so\, the legal innovations advanced at the Tribunal to deal with these actions\, such as the then-novel idea of civilian command responsibility and the much-maligned charge of crimes against peace\, have reappeared in new guises at the International Criminal Court. \nAt this event\, three leading experts on international criminal justice in Asia aim to cast new light on the proceedings by re-examining the purposes\, conduct and legacies of the Tokyo Tribunal. \nProfessor Neil Boister is head of the School of Law at the University of Canterbury\, Christchurch\, and the author\, with Robert Cryer\, of The Tokyo International Military Tribunal: A Reappraisal (2008) and the edited volume\, Documents on the Tokyo International Military Tribunal (2008). His research lies at the intersection of criminal law and international law and focuses on transnational crime. \nProfessor Robert Cribb is professor of Asian history at the Coral Bell School of Asia Pacific Affairs\, Australian National University\, and the author of Japanese War Criminals: The Politics of Justice after the Second World War (2017) (with Sandra Wilson\, Beatrice Trefalt and Dean Aszkielowicz). His research focuses on national identity\, mass violence\, environmental politics and historical geography. \nDr Kirsten Sellars is visiting fellow at the Coral Bell School of Asia Pacific Affairs\, Australian National University\, and the author of ‚ÄòCrimes against Peace‚Äô and International Law (2015)\, and the edited volume\, Trials for International Crimes in Asia (2015). Her research focuses on international criminal law\, the law governing uses of force\, and the law \n  \nClick here for further details..
URL:https://www.mhhv.org.au/event/the-tokyo-tribunal-70th-anniversary-of-the-judgment-on-japanaos-war-leaders/
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SUMMARY:Seizing Damascus
DESCRIPTION:In the last months of the First World War the light horsemen of the Australian Mounted Division took part in a remarkable advance that started in Central Palestine\, near modern Tel Aviv\, and finished at Aleppo in northern Syria. On the way the city of Damascus fell to the advancing Australian horsemen. This lecture will examine these events\, their historical context\, and the Australian role in them\, to highlight this dramatic conclusion to the fighting in the Middle East in 1918.\nThis program will conclude with the official presentation of the bust of General Sir Henry ‘Harry’ Chauvel GCMG KCB generously donated by the Chauvel Foundation to the Shrine of Remembrance. \nPresenter: Dr Jean Bou\nDate: Tuesday 25 September\, midday\nLocation: Auditorium\, Shrine of Remembrance\nCost: $5.00\, free for Shrine Friends \nSupport the Shrine by becoming a Friend and access exclusive benefits such as invitations to exhibition launches and attend public programs for free.
URL:https://www.mhhv.org.au/event/seizing-damascus/
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SUMMARY:1968 From the Vietnam War to Vietnamese Immigration: Melbourne’s Long “Sixties”
DESCRIPTION:The significance and meanings of notable dates\, eras and events are both highly historically-contested and geographically-specific. They are also often intensely personal. While the focus of most of the papers in this symposium is political Рthe ‘events’ of 1968 and the legacies of the protest movements of the 1960s in Australia and elsewhere Рmy introductory paper takes a more social and cultural approach to exploring the various meanings and legacies of ‘the Sixties’.\nIt does so by documenting a range of issues and events from the ‘long-1960s’ in Melbourne and speculates on their on-going effects on the city and Australian society more generally in the decades since. \nSeamus O’Hanlon teaches contemporary and urban history at Monash University. His latest book is City Life: the new urban Australia\, which has just been published by NewSouth.
URL:https://www.mhhv.org.au/event/1968-from-the-vietnam-war-to-vietnamese-immigration-melbourneaos-long-ausixtiesau/
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SUMMARY:The Weary Dunlop Dinner
DESCRIPTION:St Andrew’s First Aid Australia in conjunction with The Weary Dunlop Foundation and Kokoda Historical invite you to join us for: The Weary Dunlop Dinner.\nA fundraiser in support of bringing first aid to the people of Kokoda. Be in the company of Kila & Ben from the Green Masin (Kokoda Historical guides) with Squadron Leader Hugh Dolan as the guest speaker. This will be a night to remember and every ticket to the dinner automatically goes into the draw to win a fully paid trip for two to Kokoda. Someone in the room on the night will win! \nWhen: Saturday\, 27 October 2018\, 7pm \nWhere: The Kelvin Club \nCost: $150pp \nRSVP: To purchase tickets click here
URL:https://www.mhhv.org.au/event/the-weary-dunlop-dinner/
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