Captain Edwards and the Australian Volunteer Automobile Corps – a German Spy?
Part One
“Captain Eichengruen-Edwards – spy, traitor or scapegoat?” – Dr Andrew Kilsby
In his presentation to an audience of 30, Dr Kilsby asserted that the Australian government did a grave injustice to one of its leading citizens in the opening months of […]
Mutiny on the Western Front: 1918 by Greg Raffin – Book Review
This book was released in September 2018 to coincide with the 100th anniversary of the mutiny.
Duty Nobly Done by Adam Holloway – Book Review
Adam Holloway has thoroughly researched an incredible amount of material to produce a highly detailed account of the eleven members of his forebears’ participation in the Great War.
Australia’s First Spies – The remarkable story of Australia’s intelligence operations, 1901-45 John Fahey – Book Review
This is a rather unsatisfying book.
The Infamy that is War- World War One’s Enduring Legacy By Tony Jones – Book Review
The war of 1914-18 was the greatest blood-letting man had perpetrated on his own species to this point in recorded history.
Empire’s Noble Son by Daryl Moran PhD – Book Review
Nobility Sanctified In Moran’s Worthy Tribute.
Royal Australian Navy Submarines By Dr J K Haken
While elementary under sea craft have been reported for centuries, the first military use considered successful was during the American Civil War. A Union warship was sunk by a Confederate […]
