The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A collection consisting of 7 original diaries, a transcript to the October 1914-December 1915 diary which also contains some family history information, and an extensive amount of letters. The letters contain details on the weather, surroundings and daily habits. The author declined to write about 'war news' for fear of the censor.
Four diaries with daily entries written by Lance Sergeant Lionel Benjamin, 1915-1919. The first diary commences on 1 June 1915 covering his voyage to Egypt and deployment to Gallipoli as part of the
Collection relating to the First World War service of 871 Sergeant Herbert Alexander Affleck, 3 Battery, 1 Artillery Brigade, Egypt, Gallipoli, Western Front, 1914-1917. Wallet 1 of 1 - Collection c
PHOTOCOPIED EXTRACTS OF MURRAY'S DIARY KEPT IN CHANGI AND SIME ROAD CAMPS. (SOME IN SHORTHAND FOR ADDED SECURITY). ALSO COPY OF THE EXPANDED TYPESCRIPT HE WROTE IN 1948 FROM NOTES HE KEPT DURING HIS C
Collection relating to the service of Lieutenant James Murray Aitken, MC, 11 Battalion, Gallipoli and France, 5 December 1914-12 May 1918. Letters and diaries provide detailed descriptions of Aitken'
Collection relating to the Second World War service of VX27845 Staff Sergeant Douglas Thomas Hitchcock, 7 Australian General Hospital. Collection contains two diaries kept by Hitchcock during 1941 an
Collection relating to the Second World War service of PM6720 Able Seaman Peter Russell Mayor, HMAS Shropshire, Royal Australian Navy, Australia, New Guinea, the Philippines and Japan, 1943-1947. Thi