The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
38 page manuscript. Manuscript examines representation of Japanese people and culture in Australian war art during the Second World War and during the British Commonwealth Occupation Force period. The manuscript places the art in its cultural context and then focuses on examining the work of official war artists. The work of the following artists are examined in detail: Ivor Hele, Donald Friend, Eric Thake, Albert Tucker, Murray Griffin, George Colville, Sali Herman, and Douglas Watson.
51 page manuscript. The manuscript examines the experience of war brides in relation to Australian servicemen. The manuscript first explains what role women may have been in when meeting servicemen. S
20 page manuscript. The Manuscript examines the representation of Australian soldiers, the indigenous population, the enemy and the jungle itself, in fiction written after the end of the Second World
26 page manuscript. The manuscript examines the experiences of Australian POWs of the Germans in the First World War, comparing the experiences based on camp and time of capture. The experience of POW
33 page manuscript. Manuscript examines the perceptions and nature of wounding and disease during the South African War. The manuscript examines three aspects in detail. First the nature of epidemics
32 page manuscript. Manuscript in two parts. First examines the experience of Australian Prisoners of War in Germany with particular focus on the nature of the camps and the social structure within th