A soldier’s diary found in a rubbish tip led to a stranger half a world away writing a book to commemorate an Australian lost at war.
How a bullet hole and a death notice helped unravel a WWI diary mystery
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Sydney Morning HeraldBy Carolyn Webb
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
A soldier’s diary found in a rubbish tip led to a stranger half a world away writing a book to commemorate an Australian lost at war.
Key Takeaways
- How a bullet hole and a death notice helped unravel a WWI diary mystery.
- A soldier’s diary found in a rubbish tip led to a stranger half a world away writing a book to commemorate an Australian lost at war.
- A soldier’s diary found in a rubbish tip led to a stranger half a world away writing a book to commemorate an Australian lost at war.
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