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Whatever happened to patriotic women, 1914-1918?
Record no:
33453
Author:
Beaumont, Joan
Year:
2000
Series:
AUSTRALIAN HISTORICAL STUDIES. 2000 v.31, no.115 : 273-286 [Kept History at P994]
Subject:
Women - Australia - History - 20th century
;
World War, 1914-1918 - Women - Australia
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