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A distant grief

Australians, war graves and the Great War

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A distant grief
Bart Ziino, Bart Ziino
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Australians, war graves and the Great War

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University of Western Australia Press
Language
English
Pages
243

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Subjects

Soldiers' bodies, Disposition of, World War, 1914-1918, Cemeteries, Soldiers monuments, War and family, Military and warfare, Heritage, World war, 1914-1918, australia, Sepulchral monuments, War memorials, Soldiers' monuments, War and families

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Europe, Australia
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First Sentence

"In May 1919, six months after the end of the Great War, American journalist F. H. Simmonds stood on the former battlefields in France. He witnessed a wrecked and desolate landscape: 'shell-torn hill sides', the scattered and ruined materials of war, and, interspersed among all this, the graves of thousands of soldiers."

Table of Contents

Acknowledgements
Page vii
List of Illustrations
Page x
Abbreviations
Page xi
Introduction
Page 1
1. Imagined Graves
Page 12
2. The Sacred Obligation
Page 36
3. Gallipoli and Australian Anxiety
Page 59
4. Agents for the Bereaved: The Western Front
Page 82
5. The Imperial War Graves Commission
Page 107
6. Transplanting the Front
Page 136
7. Pilgrimage
Page 163
Conclusion
Page 187
Notes
Page 193
Bibliography
Page 224
Index
Page 237

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. 224-235) and index.

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Crawley, W.A

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
940.465562
Library of Congress
D639.D4 Z55 2007, D639.D4Z55 2007

The Physical Object

Pagination
xi, 243 p. :
Number of pages
243

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL17964731M
ISBN 13
9781920694890
LCCN
2007405154
OCLC/WorldCat
137335165
Library Thing
4340476
Goodreads
1695302

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First Sentence

"In May 1919, six months after the end of the Great War, American journalist F. H. Simmonds stood on the former battlefields in France. He witnessed a wrecked and desolate landscape: 'shell-torn hill sides', the scattered and ruined materials of war, and, interspersed among all this, the graves of thousands of soldiers."

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