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Stories of heroism, suffering and endurance, and humour, from the main wars in which Australians have fought Sales points * Includes stories from WWI, WWII, Korean War, Vietnam War, plus the home front * Most of the stories haven't been seen since they were first published in new ...
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The stories of four of New Zealands WW2 heroes, Nancy Wake, Keith Park, Charles Upham and Ngarimu.
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Treasured through the generations from the paybook and notes of David Bower of the Royal Scots Eniskillins in 1766 to Sapper John Allan's letters home to Otago, NZ from Gallipoli and the trenches of France. This is everyman's family story letters telling of medals won at war, or ...
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This excellent narrative is taken from diaries and letters written home while serving as a gunner in 162 Bty 16th Field Regiment during the Korean War. Written with commendable accuracy and colourful description of everything he saw, the author describes his feelings at the time ...
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100 personal stories of the former refugees, their guardians, the first and second-generations, and New Zealanders who had contact with them in those early years. Includes history, background, facts, statistics and a complete list of all the refugees' names. Not only will it be u ...
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A detailed account of the New Zealand recipients of the Distinguished Conduct Medal over four eras - South Africa, WW1, WW2, and post WW11.
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Published to accompany a touring exhibition containing colour illustrations, text, Gallipoli diary and facsimile letters home, that form this poet/painter's tribute to Anzac Jack Dunn.
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Cecil Couglan was a bookbinder from Dunedin who was drafted in January 1944 to serve as a war medic in Italy. His Diary tells of his excitement and anticipation on the journey by ship, and the sense of impending doom as the troops approach the frontline at Cassino. In a mix of re ...
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Echoes of Gallipoli records the battles on Gallipoli in 1915, crucial in making New Zealand the nation it is today. The huge sacrifice of life has affected the country for generations, and the annual formal rememberances on Anzac Day have become increasingly important.
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Captures a piece of New Zealand history that is not well known. The Christian Pacifist Society in New Zealand reached it's peak in the 1930's. Allan Handyside was a Methodist and one of nearly 800 conscientious objectors imprisoned for their beliefs. Handyside was held at Rangipo ...
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