Osutoraria no Nihonjin senso hanayome-tachi to sono katari no tayosei (Japanese war brides in Australia and diversity of their narratives)

Tamura, Keiko

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Osutoraria no Nihonjin senso hanayome-tachi to sono katari no tayosei (Japanese war brides in Australia and diversity of their narratives)

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2009

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Tamura, Keiko

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Akashi Shoten

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Shashin hanayome, senso hanayome no tadotta michi (Crossing the Ocean: A new look at the history of Japanese picture brides and war brides)

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