Wartime 21-30
Condition: SECONDHAND
This is a secondhand book. The jacket image is a photograph of the exact copy we have in stock. This image shows the condition of this book. Further condition remarks are below.
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
A collection of Wartime, the official magazine of the Australian War Memorial, presents a gripping and authoritative chronicle of Australia's military history across multiple conflicts. Each issue brings to life pivotal moments and campaigns — from the legendary shores of Gallipoli, marked here in a Special 90th Anniversary Edition, to the thunderous aerial siege of the Battle of Berlin — drawing on the Memorial's unparalleled archival depth to deliver vivid, meticulously researched narratives. The magazine details the stories of ordinary Australians thrust into extraordinary circumstances, covering iconic engagements such as the Western Front, the Kokoda Track, and beyond, illustrated with rare photography and primary source material. Wartime stands as a landmark publication in Australian military historiography, distinguished by its accessible yet scholarly tone that appeals to both casual readers and serious historians alike. It argues, through compelling personal testimony and expert analysis, that Australia's wartime experience is inseparable from its national identity. Each issue functions as a standalone portal into a defining chapter of history, leaving the reader to wonder which untold story of courage, sacrifice, and strategy awaits in the next.
Author: Australian War Memorial
Format: Paperback
Genre: Military history
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
A collection of Wartime, the official magazine of the Australian War Memorial, presents a gripping and authoritative chronicle of Australia's military history across multiple conflicts. Each issue brings to life pivotal moments and campaigns — from the legendary shores of Gallipoli, marked here in a Special 90th Anniversary Edition, to the thunderous aerial siege of the Battle of Berlin — drawing on the Memorial's unparalleled archival depth to deliver vivid, meticulously researched narratives. The magazine details the stories of ordinary Australians thrust into extraordinary circumstances, covering iconic engagements such as the Western Front, the Kokoda Track, and beyond, illustrated with rare photography and primary source material. Wartime stands as a landmark publication in Australian military historiography, distinguished by its accessible yet scholarly tone that appeals to both casual readers and serious historians alike. It argues, through compelling personal testimony and expert analysis, that Australia's wartime experience is inseparable from its national identity. Each issue functions as a standalone portal into a defining chapter of history, leaving the reader to wonder which untold story of courage, sacrifice, and strategy awaits in the next.