Why did they serve? Facing entrenched discrimination in Australia, why did black diggers still enlist to serve their country?

Michael Dodson
, Siobhan McDonnell

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Abstract

Facing entrenched discrimination in Australia, why did black diggers still enlist to serve their country?

Original language	English
Pages	10-16pp
No.	76 Spring 2016
Specialist publication	Wartime Magazine
Publication status	Published - 2016

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