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EPISODE · Mar 5, 2015 · 1H 12M

The Great War In Victorian Private Life - Mildura Regional Lecture

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Tuesday 3 March 2015 Dr Bart Ziino Join Dr Bart Ziino as he examines the private experience of the Great War in Victoria, drawing on personal letters and diaries to tell a story of the war as an individual, familial, and communal trial. Through an examination of anxieties over loved ones at the front, and tensions over who was bearing the greater burden. This talk offers new ways of understanding the costs of the war, the capacities of Victorians to meet and endure its demands, and its increasingly corrosive social effects within their communities.

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