The Digger's View: WWI in Colour

The Digger's View: WWI in Colour

by Juan Mahony

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The Digger's View - WWI in Colour offers an unprecedented view of Australia's military history - the way the soldiers saw themselves during the 1914-1918 period. Painstakingly brought to life in full colour, the images provide a unique perspective of war. Never before has a book on Australia's commitment to the Great War seemed so immediate and visceral. The images presented are supplemented with accompanying text from Australian participants of the Great War. Take a look at World War I through the eyes of those who have become such an important part of modern Australian history.

Author: Juan Mahony
Format: Paperback, 270 pages
Published: 2014, Juan Mahony, Australia
Genre: Military History

Vendor: Secondhand Stock
SKU: 9780957969612-SECONDHAND
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The Digger's View - WWI in Colour offers an unprecedented view of Australia's military history - the way the soldiers saw themselves during the 1914-1918 period. Painstakingly brought to life in full colour, the images provide a unique perspective of war. Never before has a book on Australia's commitment to the Great War seemed so immediate and visceral. The images presented are supplemented with accompanying text from Australian participants of the Great War. Take a look at World War I through the eyes of those who have become such an important part of modern Australian history.