Report on enemy place names |
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Title : | Report on enemy place names |
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Creator : | South Australia. Parliament | ||
Source : | Parliamentary paper (South Australia. Parliment); no. 66 of 1916, p. 1-4 | ||
Date of creation : | 1916 | ||
Format : | Magazine | ||
Contributor : | State Library catalogue | ||
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Description : |
Report from the Nomenclature Committee regarding changing South Australian place names of 'enemy origin'. During the First World War, anti-German sentiment led the South Australian Government to decide to change South Australian place names of 'enemy origin'. The Nomenclature Committee was established to consider the re-naming issue and to suggest new names, preferably having origins in Aboriginal languages. This report from the Committee includes a list of German names to be changed with suggestions for new names. |
Period : | 1914-1918 |
Further reading : | Harmstorf, Ian, ed. The German experience of Australia 1833-1938, [Bedford Park, SA]: The Australian Association of von Humboldt Fellows, The Flinders University of South Australia, 1988 Praite, J. German placenames in Sth. Aust., [Adelaide: J & R Praite], 1989 Reynolds, GT. German placenames in Australia changed during the Great War 1914-1918, Batemans Bay, NSW: Possum Printing, c1991 State Library of South Australia.Germans in South Australia, [Adelaide]: State Library of South Australia, 1995 Van Abbe, Derek. The Germans in South Australia: the story of the German communities in South Australia |