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Alfred Edward Stabb (SERN (3314) as a lance corporal 29th Infantry Battalion AIF, France 1916-1918.
Part 1 of Alfred Edward Stabb as Lance Corporal, 29th Infantry Battalion AIF, France 1916-1918, interviewed by Dr Alistair Thomson
Part 2 of Alfred Edward Stabb as Lance Corporal, 29th Infantry Battalion AIF, France 1916-1918, interviewed by Dr Alistair Thomson
Studio portrait of 3314 Private (Pte) Alfred Edward Stabb, 29th Battalion and an unidentified soldier (positions unknown). A clerk from Prahran, Victoria prior to enlistment, Pte Stabb embarked with t
Group portrait of NCOs of the 29th Battalion. Left to right, back row: Sergeant (Sgt) J. Whitlock; 2586 Corporal (Cpl) Joseph John Bradley; 165 Cpl Albert Edward Barnes MM; Sgt H. Oliver DCM MM; Cpl O
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
Sidney Norris, (SERN (5375), 19th Battalion AIF, France, 1916 - 1918, interviewed by Alistair Thomson.
Frederick Roy Hocking (SERN (1810) as a staff sergeant 23rd Infantry Battalion AIF, Gallipoli and France 1915-1918.
Frederick Theodore Farrall as a private 55th Infantry Battalion AIF, France 1916-1918, interviewed by Dr Alistair Thomson
Edward John McKenzie as a private 24th Infantry Battalion AIF, Gallipoli and France 1915-1918, interviewed by Dr Alistair Thomson
Edgar Cuddeford MM was a despatch rider (runner) with the 45th Infantry Battalion AIF, France 1916-1918.
John 'Jack' Albert Flannery as a private 12th Infantry Battalion AIF, France 1917-1918, interviewed by Dr Alistair Thomson A transcript of this recording may be available. For further information ple