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A Memory "Orgy": Australian Commemoration of the Centenary of the Great War

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2019

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Beaumont, Joan

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German Federal Foreign Office

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/203510

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ANU Research Publications

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Winning the Peace – The End of the First World War with its History, Remembrance, and Current Challenges

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Conference paper

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Winning the Peace – The End of the First World War with its History, Remembrance, and Current Challenges

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Open Access via publisher website

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