Frederick Roy Hocking as a staff sergeant 23rd Infantry Battalion AIF, Gallipoli and France 1915-1918, interviewed by Dr Alistair Thomson
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Frederick Roy Hocking (SERN (1810) as a staff sergeant 23rd Infantry Battalion AIF, Gallipoli and France 1915-1918.
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LETTER WRITTEN BY S/SGT HOCKING TO HIS FATHER WHILE RECOVERING IN HOSPITAL FROM WOUNDS RECEIVED AT POZIERES. THE LETTER CONTAINS A DETAILED ACCOUNT OF THE PREPARATION BY THE BN FOR THE ATTACK ON 29 JU
Address by Dr Alistair Thomson to the Footscray Historical Society summarising his experiences with the Oral History Project of the Great War Veterans from the Western Suburbs of Melbourne.
THESIS FOR DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY TITLED "THE GREAT WAR AND AUSTRALIAN MEMORY : A STUDY OF MYTH, REMEMBERING AND ORAL HISTORY". CONCERNED WITH THE CREATION OF ANZAC LEGEND AND RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THAT
John 'Jack' Albert Flannery as a private 12th Infantry Battalion AIF, France 1917-1918, interviewed by Dr Alistair Thomson
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