War Stories of Victoria: From The Homeland Frontier To The Global Cold War by Martin Davey

These Victorian war stories span its history and span the state from end to end:
# The first war fought in Victoria was over its richest land, the south-west corner where thousands of Australians had been living for thousands of years. When these people realised that whitefella wasn’t a visitor but an invader desecrating their country, they fought with iron spears until a bitter, venereal end.
# The battle over conscription was fought in the public spaces of Melbourne about sending hundreds of thousands of young men to fight and die in a terrible conflagration on the other side of the world.
# The next was part of greater World War II was fought by Victorian generals in an utterly unnecessary manner in a jungle using kids against the best jungle fighters in the world.
# The fourth story concerns the wars fought by four leading citizens of Victoria, who, to say the least, did not distinguish themselves in World War II service.
# The last war played out in the corridors of fabrication in Canberra over a monstrous visitation on the country of far East Gippsland.

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Publisher: PenFolk Publishing

Year: 2014

Format: Paperback

Pages: 102

ISBN: 9781875894925

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These Victorian war stories span its history and span the state from end to end:
# The first war fought in Victoria was over its richest land, the south-west corner where thousands of Australians had been living for thousands of years. When these people realised that whitefella wasn’t a visitor but an invader desecrating their country, they fought with iron spears until a bitter, venereal end.
# The battle over conscription was fought in the public spaces of Melbourne about sending hundreds of thousands of young men to fight and die in a terrible conflagration on the other side of the world.
# The next was part of greater World War II was fought by Victorian generals in an utterly unnecessary manner in a jungle using kids against the best jungle fighters in the world.
# The fourth story concerns the wars fought by four leading citizens of Victoria, who, to say the least, did not distinguish themselves in World War II service.
# The last war played out in the corridors of fabrication in Canberra over a monstrous visitation on the country of far East Gippsland.

Specifications:

Publisher: PenFolk Publishing

Year: 2014

Format: Paperback

Pages: 102

ISBN: 9781875894925

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Weight .285 kg
Dimensions 20.6 × 14.3 × 0.8 cm

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