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CURRENT RESEARCH PROJECTS

History as Memorial: Cultural Politics and the Official History of Australia in the Great War. by Christopher Lee

This project investigates the official representation of Australia's involvement in the Great War of 1914-1918, with a special interest in the role played by the Middle East in imagining the Anzac tradition.

It examines the work of journalists, historians, editors, photographers and artists who were employed by the Australian Government under the guidance of C.E.W. Bean to produce an official State account of the war.