Interview with Irene Bell, Extract |
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| Title : | Interview with Irene Bell, Extract |
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| Creator : | Bell, Irene, 1906-1995 | ||
| Date of creation : | 1989 | ||
| Additional Creator : | Robertson, Beth M., 1957- | ||
| Format : | Oral History | ||
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| Description : |
Irene Bell, nee Lindsay, was born in Alberton, South Australia and spent all her life in the western suburbs. These extracts from the interview focus her involvement from the 1950s onwards in the public arena through women's organisations, in particular the Union of Australian Women and the International Women's Day Committee. Mrs Bell then provides frank insights into the organisation and objectives of the women's groups with which she was involved. |
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| Related names : | Bell, Irene |
| Period : | 1946-1979 |
| Further reading : | Fabian, Sue, Left-wing ladies : the union of Australian women in Victoria 1950-1998, 2000 Union of Australian Women, Reflections over lunch : the launch of Years of struggle : reminiscences of the South Australian Union of Australian Women, 2005 |
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