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Tag Archives: Enemy aliens
They marched into Loveday
When war came to Australia. From Brisbane it took three days by train for the internees to reach the Riverland District of South Australia. The exact route from Queensland is not clear. According to Max Scholz, long-time resident of Barmera … Continue reading
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Tagged Enemy aliens, Hay, Inspiration, internment, Italian, Loveday, World War Two, ww2
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A prison without prisoners
When war came to Australia. This series of posts introduces my work in progress, a research-based historical novel due out later this year. Camp 9, the oldest compound in the Loveday Internment Camp complex, was constructed nearly a year before the … Continue reading
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Tagged Enemy aliens, history, Internee, internment, Italians, Italy, Loveday, war, world war 2, ww2
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