The Dunera Affair: A Documentary Resource Book by Paul R. Bartrop and Gabrielle Elsen unpacks one of World War II’s most controversial internment episodes, making it a key addition for collectors of Australian military history or educators tackling civics and wartime ethics.
This 1990 Joint Publishers paperback arrives with a warm personalised inscription on the front endpaper, adding a human touch to the already compelling narrative of the HMT Dunera’s internees. Clean pages, tight binding, and only light cover wear mean the book is sturdy enough for classroom reference or display on a military history shelf.
A tiny edge tear on the foreword page is noted, but it does not affect readability. No dog-ears or further markings appear beyond the original dedication, preserving the documentary content for researchers and history buffs alike.
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