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Struggling to be involved in the Struggle: Aboriginal Voluntary Defence of the Nation in World War Two. « makinghistoryatmacquarie
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Bringing undergraduate research in history to the world. Struggling to be involved in the Struggle: Aboriginal Voluntary Defence of the Nation in World War Two. For the right to die for one’s country. This was just the start of the complex and remarkable nature of Indigenous war service to Australia. Above: Sendy Togo extracted from Aborigine Sent Home By Army,. January 4, 1942. Although exempt from conscription the. Outlined that those who were British subjects could freely volunteer. In fact the. Of Fe...
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“A Virtual Declaration of War on the Unborn” – The 1974 Royal Commission on Human Relationships and Abortion: a Contentious Issue « makinghistoryatmacquarie
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Bringing undergraduate research in history to the world. A Virtual Declaration of War on the Unborn The 1974 Royal Commission on Human Relationships and Abortion: a Contentious Issue. Arguably, one of the biggest and most controversial matters relevant to parliament and the government at this time was the issue of abortion! November 1975. It was his belief that abortion services, both counselling and the clinics, were not wanted or needed, It concerns us that the government initiates support, which r...
