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Prof. Peter Stanley, FAHA of UNSW Canberra, is one of Australia's most distinguished military-social historians. Formerly the Principal Historian of the Australian War Memorial (Australia's national military museum), he has published mainly in Australian military social history, but also medical toon meer and bushfire history His Bad Characters: Sex, Crime, Mutiny, Murder and the Australian Imperial Force jointly won the Prime Minister's Prize for Australian History. His thirty books include several on the military history of British India, including White Mutiny (1998) and Die in Battle, Do not Despair: the Indians on Gallipoli (published by Helion in 2015). toon minder

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Lost Boys of Anzac (2014) 18 exemplaren
Commando to Colditz (2009) 13 exemplaren
Black Saturday at Steels Creek (2013) 12 exemplaren
Quinn's Post: Anzac, Gallipoli (2005) 11 exemplaren
Air Battle Europe, 1939-1945 (1987) 11 exemplaren
Tarakan : an Australian tragedy (1750) 8 exemplaren

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British Army - Australia; Australia - History
 
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yarrafaye | Apr 27, 2020 |
Too clever by half
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Faradaydon | Jun 19, 2018 |
This is the story of the donkey who was used by Simpson to carry the wounded at Gallipoli. Based on extensive research, Peter Stanley has imagined what might have happened to the donkey both before and after the battle at Gallipoli and has produced an engaing story that would give children some idea of what the war was like.
Recommended for children aged 9 and up, particularly those who enjoy stories told from an animale's point of view and/or those who enjoy historical fiction.
 
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RefPenny | Jun 30, 2011 |
Australian's of Gen X where taught the Legend of the brave Aussie digger who fought hard and gave his all to the war effort - that we were the best solder in WWI - this books seeks to balance out that view by casting a more realistic eye over the records of the solders in WWI - Peter Stanley comes up with a more realistic view of the ANZAC and balances the Heroic legend against the records of VD, and offences (many very serious) committed by our troops. He does this with a great deal of sympathy to the situation they found themselves in but not the less concludes that some of them were simple bad when they went in and continued that way in the AIF and some the war turned bad.
It has taken me awhile to get through this book - it is written is such away that it is easy to pick up and put down again when you have to other things.
Well worth the effort to read.
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