Find out about the history of your australian relatives in ww1

Compose a war diary / 4. web sites / 4.2 official histories

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This site is dedicated to my Grandfather, who disappeared after returning from WWI. He fought for my freedom which I know does not come without cost. I am eternally grateful for his efforts and what he stood for. I love you Grandad, good on ya mate. FOR KING & COUNTRY. R.I.P. Albert Alfred Curry.

I call this the Dictionary of Researching Australians at war.

This is a good check reference and a very detailed account of what happened to the Australian Forces on a day-to-day basis.

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The series was edited by C.E.W Bean, a war correspondent for the Sydney Morning Herald. His work established the tradition and set the standard for all Australian official war histories.

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