Suburbs At War: The Cities Of Malvern Prahan During The Great War
Biographies & True Stories History Business Economics & Industry Australian History Local History War Local Interest
"Suburbs At War: The Cities Of Malvern Prahan During The Great War" by Helen Doyle is a highly sought-after 1st edition paperback that provides a unique insight into Australia's history. This non-fiction chronicle focuses on the significant role that Melbourne's suburbs played during World War I, shedding light on the experiences of the people who lived through it. As a result, it's an essential read for young adults and adults alike, particularly those interested in Australian history, local interest, and the impact of war on suburban communities.
This special edition is in very good condition, boasting clean and tidy pages that make it a pleasure to read. While it features an inscription on the dedication page, this does not detract from the book's overall value. Instead, it adds a touch of character to this already unique and informative book. As a 2015 publication from the City of Stonnington, "Suburbs At War" is an excellent addition to any book collection, particularly for those with an interest in Australian suburbs, Victoria, and Melbourne.
The author, Helen Doyle, presents a well-researched and engaging narrative, making this book an essential read for anyone interested in biographies, true stories, business, economics, and industry. With its focus on local history and the impact of war, "Suburbs At War" is an invaluable resource that provides a fresh perspective on a pivotal moment in Australian history.
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