One hundred years after the First World War began, Ray Peace tells the stories of the men that served in the conflict and the families they left behind. They are stories of generosity, mateship, courage and sacrifice that embody and define the ANZAC spirit.
These compelling individual experiences are set against the big picture of the wider conflict, adding a human element to the story of the Great War.
ISBN 978-0-646-92397
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One hundred years after the First World War began, Ray Peace tells the stories of the men that served in the conflict and the families they left behind. They are stories of generosity, mateship, courage and sacrifice that embody and define the ANZAC spirit.
These compelling individual experiences are set against the big picture of the wider conflict, adding a human element to the story of the Great War.
ISBN 978-0-646-92397
| Weight | 0.4 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 24 × 17 × 1 cm |
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