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Victims of 'unnecessary hardship and mental torture' : Walter Stolting, Wolf Klaphake, and Other Incompatibles in Wartime Australia single work   criticism  
Issue Details: First known date: 2008... 2008 Victims of 'unnecessary hardship and mental torture' : Walter Stolting, Wolf Klaphake, and Other Incompatibles in Wartime Australia
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    y separately published work icon Under Suspicion : Citizenship and Internment in Australia during the Second World War Joan Beaumont (editor), Ilma Martinuzzi O’Brien (editor), Mathew Trinca (editor), Canberra : National Museum of Australia Press , 2008 19140085 2008 anthology criticism

    'During the Second World War the Australian Government interned thousands of Australian residents who were considered a security risk. Under Suspicion: Internment in Australia explores some of these stories. The essays in Under Suspicion explore some of these stories, which reveal the sometimes disturbing nature of how the nation reacts on the home front when its existence is threatened by war.'

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         Canberra : National Museum of Australia Press , 2008     pg. 93-111
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