Campbell, Ethel (Civilian (South Africa)
Private Record PR84/042 First World War, 1914-1918POEM "AUSTRALIANS" WRITTEN BY ETHEL CAMPBELL AFTER HEARING A WEALTHY MERCHANT SPEAK DISPARAGINGLY OF AUSTRALIANS
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
16 PRINTED POEMS WRITTEN BY CAMPBELL. MAINLY IN PRAISE OF AUSTRALIANS. SOME INITIALLED BY CAMPBELL
AUTOGRAPHED, ORIGINAL PARCHMENT COPY OF "A PASSING CHEER FOR AULD LANG SYNE, 1915-1940", CONTAINING 14 POEMS MAINLY IN PRAISE OF THE ANZACS AND AUSTRALIA
POEM "AUSTRALIANS" WRITTEN BY ETHEL CAMPBELL AFTER HEARING A WEALTHY MERCHANT SPEAK DISPARAGINGLY OF AUSTRALIANS
Albums of press cuttings, letters and souvenirs concerning the work of Ethel Campbell, who provided comforts for soldiers en route to battle. Also known as "The Angel of Durban".
Handwritten Russian language textbook compiled by Campbell while a prisoner of war of the Japanese in Hong Kong. Also contains English, Russian and German language poems and poems written by Captain C
Letters and postcards from VX17193 Captain Alison McArthur-Campbell, Chief Physiotherapist with the Australian Army Medical Women's Service, to her mother, 1941-1942, from Middle East, describing phys
Collection relating to the Second World War service of VNZ441420 Signaller Alan James Campbell, a New Zealander who served with Z Special Unit, Pacific Theatre and Australia, 1943-1945. Folder 1: On