230 pages : illustrations (some colour), portraits (some colour), colour maps ; 26 x 27 cm. cartographic imagenon-fiction"During the First World War, in Melbourne and communities throughout Victoria, schoolchildren knitted socks for the troops serving in Gallipoli, the Middle East and on the Western Front. Their families set up Red Cross branches to support the 91,000 Victorian servicemen and women overseas. Victoria at War records the achievements of the state's soldiers, nurses and their families - including the Whitelaws from Gippsland with six sons enlisting, 'Bert' Jacka, the first Australian to be awarded the Victoria Cross in the First World War, and commander Sir John Monash. By the end of the war 19,000 Victorian service people were dead and 42,000 wounded. Bestselling military historian Michael McKernan tells stories from the home front and battlefield that commemorates the generosity, devotion, sacrifice and spirit of a community pushed towards breaking point" -- from dust jacket.world war 1, victoria at war

Soft cover book. Cover - cardboard, white and beige colour print on front, spine and back and mottled red colour background. Illustrated - with gum leaves and gum nuts in colour. 502 pages, cut, plain, white colour paper. Illustrated black and white photographs and maps.publication, book, military history, ww2.

Hard cover, cardboard, buckram. Orange background with white print on front & spine. All over brown illustration of men in uniform. Dust cover has brown / orange background, white / black print on front, spine & back. Front illustration sepia of soldiers marching with background of buildings. 280 cut, plain, glossy white pages. Black / white illustrations, sepia / colour photos. Front & back flyleaf illustrated photos.book, victoria, at war

Ill, p.168.non-fictionA pictorial record of the commemoration of ANZAC day in 1985australia - social life and customs, anzac day - pictorial works

Index, notes, ill, p.242.non-fictionWorld War I (1) - Gallipoli - Churches and the war - Empire loyalty - Women at war - Sport and war in Australia - Australia Imperial Forces abroad - German Australians - Rural Australia and the war.australia - social life and customs -1914-1918, world war 1914-1918 - history - australia

Ill, p.192.non-fictionPersonal recollections of the experiences of Australian chaplains in Gallipoli and franceaustralian army - chaplains - diaries, world war 1914-1918 - personal correspondence

Green hardcover book with cream coloured dustjacket. There is a black and white photo that wraps around the whole dustjacket depicting a crowd at a Memorial Service in Toronto, New South Wales. On the front section of the dustjacket the title is printed above the photo and the author is printed below, both in black print.non-fictionThis book presents a pictorial record of ANZAC Day seventy years after the Australians stormed the cliffs of Gallipoli to establish their enduring reputation. - from inside the dustjacket. anzac day, war memorials, anzac day history

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Booknon-fictionThis is the story of men, women and children during the second World War, and of their response to the extraordinary demands made on them by the circumstances of war.

Index, ill, p.485.Nearly one million Australians out of a total population of just seven million people joined the armed forces in World War II. They made an enormous contribution to the allied war effort; they inflicted the first land defeat of the Japanese at Milne Bay in New Guinea during that war and played a crucial part in the Battle of El Alamein in North Africa, the first defeat on land of the Germans. These victories in battle were only made possible by their support from home. Still recovering from the First World War and the Great Depression the Australian population rallied to make these achievements possible. This is the story of Australia and Australians at war at home and abroad in the six years, 1939 to 1945military history of australia in world war two, australia - politics and government - 1939-1945

Hardcover book with dust jacket. Title printed in large, bold, white text along spine and across the top and bottom of the cover. In the background is an image of rows of soldiers marching down a town street. The cover is a burnt orange colour.non-fictionDuring the First World War, in Melbourne and communities throughout Victoria, schoolchildren knitted socks for the troops serving in Gallipoli, the Middle East and on the Western Front. Their families set up Red Cross branches to support the 91,000 Victorian servicemen and women overseas. Victoria at War records the achievements of the state's soldiers, nurses and their families - including the Whitelaws from Gippsland with six sons enlisting, 'Bert' Jacka, the first Australian to be awarded the Victoria Cross in the First World War, and commander Sir John Monash. Bestselling military historian Michael McKernan commemorates the generosity, devotion, sacrifice and spirit of a community pushed towards breaking point through stories from the home front and battlefront. - from National Library recordww1, wwi, world war 1, world war 1914-1918 victoria, victoria - social life and customs, victoria - history

Photographs from the Australian War Memorial's collection selected by Peter Stanley & Michael McKernan. Quotations in the book come from personal diaries, letters & papers. The introduction was written by Michael McKernan.Pale green, buckram, hard cover with title on spine in white letters. Illustrated dust cover with title on front & spine in black letters. Illustrated end papers. 259 cut edge pages. Contains black & white illustrations.books, military, history

On A4 paper from the Victorian Branch VVAA Statewide Gravesite Commemorations, Sunday 21 February, 2016, Certificate of Appreciation awarded to Eric Cross. At the bottom of the certificate reads 'Honour the dead, but fight like hell for the living' There are two insignias at the top of the certificate. The one of the left reads Vietnam Veterans Association of Australia and the one of the right reads 50th Anniversary - Battle of Long Tan 2016.'The Well-being of history lies in its telling, for unless the story is transmitted across the generations, it is lost' by Michael McKernannational vietnam veterans museum, vietnam veterans association of australia, 50th anniversary - battle of long tan, battle of long tan, certificate of appreciation, victoria branch vvaa, eric cross

Hard cover book with dust cover. Hard cover - cardboard, black, brown, white and red print on front, back and spine. Front - colour poster type illustration of three figures, male in uniform, woman and child. Dust cover - paper with glossy colour finish, same as hard cover. 244 pages, cut, plain, white, illustrated with black and white photographs.non-fictionA book which studies the Australian home front in depth and detail. books, military history, australians at home

p.228.non-fictionAs deputy director of the Australian War Memorial for many years, Michael McKernan had heard and written about many stories of war. For him, war was never about the big picture; it always came down to the individual. Yet little did he know when he met his future wife in 1989 that her father would soon be telling him, over many leisurely afternoons, his own story, of being made a slave to the Nazis in the Second World War, and its unforeseeable consequences.war and families - australia, ukranians - australia - biography