Vol 48 No 2 (2020): Special issue: Engaging with war records: Archival histories and historical practice | Archives & Manuscripts

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Published: 2022-08-18

Editorial

Engaging with war records: archival histories and historical practice

Bart Ziino, Anne-Marie Condé

97–108
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Articles

Recordkeeping in the First Australian Imperial Force: the political imperative

Paul Dalgleish

123–141
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A societal provenance analysis of the First World War service records held at the National Archives of Australia

Anne-Marie Condé

142–156
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Archives and trails from the First World War: repurposing imperial records of North African and Indian soldiers in Palestine and Syria, 1917-1923

Sneha Reddy

157–170
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The historian activist and the Gift to the Nation project: preserving the records of the Australian Red Cross

Melanie Oppenheimer

171–185
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Of sentimental value: collecting personal diaries from the First World War

Elise Edmonds

186–199
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Recording the war effort: immigrant communities in Latin America and the memory of the Great War

María Inés Tato

200–215
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From Belgium to The Hague via Berlin and Moscow: documenting war crimes and the quest for international justice, 1919-2019

Delphine Lauwers

216–236
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Reflection articles

Archives and the Australian Great War centenary: retrospect and prospect

Michael Piggott

109-122
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