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William Dowling's visit to China: a diary

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1971

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Dowling, William
Dowling, Chrissie Isobel

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Mr William Dowling was Born 11 March 1947. He worked as a computer operator, photographer, builder’s labourer, preschool teacher, and bureaucrat. In the 1970s he was involved with the Australia-China Society and visited China in 1971. Mr Dowling retired in 2001. "The diary records my impressionable impressions of that trip" William Dowling.

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Diary of Mr William Dowling from his trip to China in 1971.
Education in the People's Republic of China, a report written by Isobel Dowling in 1974.
Discussion on Cultural Revolution, Shanghai, 1971, notes from William Dowling.

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Diary 1971 - William Dowling.pdf (126.36 MB)
Diary 1971 - William Dowling
Report 1974 - Isobel Dowling.pdf (7.58 MB)
Discussion on Cultural Revolution - William Dowling.pdf (20.31 MB)

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