The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Group portrait of members of the first Repatriation Commission (Honorary) at its Headquarters in the Department of Repatriation in Melbourne, Victoria. Identified from left to right: The Honorable Sir John Langdon Bonython, KCMG; Mr Edward Grayndler; Mr H F Moorehead; Lieutenant Colonel Robert Morrison McVea, VD (Secretary); Mr John Sanderson; Colonel James Michael Semmens, VD; Mr Robert Gibson, CBE (Deputy Chairman) and seated at the front centre is Senator, the Honorable Edward Davis Millen, the Minister for Repatriation (Chairman).
Brighton, Vic. 5 July 1919. Senator E D Millen, Minister for Repatriation, makes his address at the official opening of Anzac Hostel. The Hostel was established to provide a home for totally and perma
Brighton, Vic. 5 July 1919. Senator E D Millen, Minister for Repatriation, makes his address at the official opening of Anzac Hostel. The Hostel was established to provide a home for totally and perma
Senator E D Millen, Minister for Repatriation, makes his address at the official opening of Anzac Hostel. The Hostel was established to provide a home for totally and permanently incapacitated men who
Portrait of chairman of the Repatriation Commission, Senator Edward Millen and other members possibly of the Commission.
A presentation album of 43 images published by the Commonwealth of Australia's Department of Repatriation portraying the experiences of returned Australian servicemen. This cloth-bound album with liza
"Vocational training - a Deputy Comptroller interviews an applicant". One of a series of 43 photographs published by the Commonwealth of Australia's Department of Repatriation in '"AFTER" THE DIGGER C
