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Wives and mothers like ourselves? Exploring white women's intervention in the politics of race, 1920s-1940s

Record no:

36485

Author:

Holland, Alison

Year:

2001

Series:

AUSTRALIAN HISTORICAL STUDIES. 2001 v.32, no.117 : 292-310 [Kept History at P994]

Subject:

Women - Australia - History - 20th century;
Australia - Race relations;
Racism - Australia;

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