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Reviewed by Rama Gaind. By June Factor, Melbourne University Press, $39.99. Here is an illuminating insight into a forgotten history of the remarkable contribution of non-British subjects to Australia in World War II. It’s about men in the Australian Army’s Employment Companies. The story of the four thousand Australian soldiers who signed up for service and were never to fire a weapon.
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