The Anzac Tradition: Between The Lines
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Condition: Good. Jacket: No dust jacket — softcover/paperback in good condition, slight wear to edges and corners. Page Condition: Good. Markings: No visible markings. Binding: Intact. **Book only - no stamps - no map**.
A compelling tribute to the enduring spirit of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps, The ANZAC Tradition: Between the Lines presents a rich and deeply personal collection of wartime memorabilia, correspondence, and artefacts that chronicle the lives of those who served. Foreworded by the legendary Sir Edward Weary Dunlop — himself a towering figure of ANZAC courage and humanity — the work illustrates the unspoken bonds of mateship, sacrifice, and resilience that defined generations of soldiers. Drawing on intimate personal effects such as medals, photographs, letters, and ephemera, the book uncovers the human stories behind the uniform, offering a window into the emotional and cultural fabric of the ANZAC legend. A poignant and visually arresting record, it stands as both a historical document and a celebration of an iconic national identity.
The Anzac Tradition: Between The Lines
Condition remarks:
Condition: Good. Jacket: No dust jacket — softcover/paperback in good condition, slight wear to edges and corners. Page Condition: Good. Markings: No visible markings. Binding: Intact. **Book only - no stamps - no map**.
A compelling tribute to the enduring spirit of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps, The ANZAC Tradition: Between the Lines presents a rich and deeply personal collection of wartime memorabilia, correspondence, and artefacts that chronicle the lives of those who served. Foreworded by the legendary Sir Edward Weary Dunlop — himself a towering figure of ANZAC courage and humanity — the work illustrates the unspoken bonds of mateship, sacrifice, and resilience that defined generations of soldiers. Drawing on intimate personal effects such as medals, photographs, letters, and ephemera, the book uncovers the human stories behind the uniform, offering a window into the emotional and cultural fabric of the ANZAC legend. A poignant and visually arresting record, it stands as both a historical document and a celebration of an iconic national identity.
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Condition remarks:
Condition: Good. Jacket: No dust jacket — softcover/paperback in good condition, slight wear to edges and corners. Page Condition: Good. Markings: No visible markings. Binding: Intact. **Book only - no stamps - no map**.
A compelling tribute to the enduring spirit of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps, The ANZAC Tradition: Between the Lines presents a rich and deeply personal collection of wartime memorabilia, correspondence, and artefacts that chronicle the lives of those who served. Foreworded by the legendary Sir Edward Weary Dunlop — himself a towering figure of ANZAC courage and humanity — the work illustrates the unspoken bonds of mateship, sacrifice, and resilience that defined generations of soldiers. Drawing on intimate personal effects such as medals, photographs, letters, and ephemera, the book uncovers the human stories behind the uniform, offering a window into the emotional and cultural fabric of the ANZAC legend. A poignant and visually arresting record, it stands as both a historical document and a celebration of an iconic national identity.
