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2nd Australian Imperial Forces
Title : 2nd Australian Imperial Forces 2nd Australian Imperial Forces
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Creator : Krischock, Henry, photographer
Date of creation : 1940
Format : Photograph
Dimensions : 160 x 220 mm
Contributor : State Library of South Australia
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Description :

March of some of the Second Australian Imperial Forces, 14 March 1940, King William Street, Adelaide.


Subjects
Related names :

Australia. Army. Australian Imperial Force, 2nd (1939-1946)

Period : 1939-1945
Region : Adelaide city
Further reading :

Cochrane, Peter. Australians at War, Sydney: ABC Books for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 2001

Johnston, Mark Robert. At the front line : experiences of Australian soldiers in World War II, Cambridge ; Melbourne : Cambridge University Press, 1996

Macdougall, Anthony. Australians at war : a pictorial history, Nobel Park, Vic. : Five Mile Press, 2002

Internet links :

Anzac Day Commemoration Committee (Queensland) See: History: World War 2

Australia at War

Australia's War 1939-1945 [Information Services Branch of the Office of the Board of Studies NSW for the Commonwealth Department of Veterans' Affairs]

Australians at War [Department of Veterans' Affairs]

Australian War Memorial See: Australians at War: Australian Military History Overview: Second World War 1939-1945

Victorians at War - Oral History project [Department of Veterans' Affairs and State Library of Victoria]

The World at War See: Articles: Australia's War


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