Punch

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Reader(s) and listener(s)

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Five Months At Anzac: A Narrative of Personal Experiences of the Officer Commanding the 4th Field Ambulance, Australian Imperial Force
http://eured.univ-lemans.fr/dbworkshop/index.php/Detail/objects/91578
Accessed on 2020/10/23 10:19:40

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                <forename>Joseph Lievesley</forename>
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            <forename>Jim</forename>
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          <note>[for AusRED] Some 18% of the First A.I.F. were British born and 59% labourers, industrial workers and agricultural workers. See Lloyd Robson 'The Australian Soldier: Formation of a Stereotype', in M. McKernan and M. Browne (ed.)""Australia: Two Centuries of War and Peace"" (Canberra, 1988</note>
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      <div type="chapter" label="The Australian War Memorial holds the original Beeston diaries at PR00264 and 2DRL/0206. They encompass the Gallipoli campaign, recuperation in the UK after evacuation and the voyage home.">
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            <ptr target="ukred-29060">‘Our ambulance was ordered to pitch a hospital up Canterbury Gully to provide for a possible outbreak of cholera, as almost every writer on the subject stated that, when European troops occupied trenches that had been previously held by Turks an outbreak of cholera invariably followed. Major Clayton was detailed for the work and soon had accommodation for a hundred men. As there was no cholera the sick men were kept there...It was a picture to see them all lying in their pyjamas reading the “Bulletin” and “Punch”and swapping lies.’</ptr>
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