The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
London, England. C. 1941-11. Dr Herbert Vere Evatt, the Australian Minister of Information, with Mr Brendan Bracken (centre) and Mr W. S. Robinson who is a leading Australian businessman who has represented Australia both in the United States and in Great Britain and who is closely attached to Dr Evatt on his present mission. On the extreme left is 1643 Warrant Officer O. T. Cusack.
London, England. C. 1941-11. With Dr Herbert Vere Evatt, the Australian Minister of Information (seated), is Mr Maxwell, Press Officer of Australia House who was attached to Dr Evatt during his stay i
London, England. C. 1941-11. Dr Herbert Vere Evatt, the Australian Minister of Information (right), with Mr S. M. Bruce, the Australian High Commissioner in London, during Dr Evatt's visit to Britain.
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL AND MINISTER FOR EXTERNAL AFFAIRS IN AUSTRALIA'S NEW LABOR GOVERNMENT, DR HERBERT VERE EVATT.
Washington DC, USA. 1942-04. The Pacific War Council meets in the White House. Left to right: Mr T. V. Soong of China; Mr W. Nash of New Zealand; Dr Herbert Vere Evatt of Australia; Lord Halifax of Gr
London, England. 1942-05. The Soviet Commissar for Foreign Affairs, Mr V. M. Molotov, visited England to sign a twenty year treaty of alliance between Britain and Russia. In the garden of No. 10 Downi
HIROSHIMA, JAPAN. 1947. DR HERBERT VERE EVATT, AUSTRALIAN MINISTER FOR EXTERNAL AFFAIRS, WITH MRS EVATT AND LIEUTENANT GENERAL H. C. H. ROBERTSON, COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF, BCOF, LOOKING OVER HIROSHIMA.
