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Melanie Oppenheimer
Melanie Nivison Oppenheimer, (born 9 November 1957) is an Australian historian, who specialises in the history of volunteering, and a former actress. Provided by Wikipedia- Showing 1 – 9 results of 9
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1The last battle: soldier settlement in Australia, 1916-1939Published 2016Call Number: Loading…Read online (BSB)
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2Voluntary organizations, the Red Cross and the features of humanitarian reconstruction in Western Europe after the World WarsPublished 2023Call Number: Loading…Order via interlibrary loan
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3Red Cross VAs: a history of the VAD movement in New South WalesPublished 1999Call Number: Loading…Order via interlibrary loan
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4Gifts for France: Australian Red Cross nurses in France, 1916-19Published 1993Call Number: Loading…Order via interlibrary loan
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5The Shôken Fund and the evolution of the Red Cross movementPublished 2023Call Number: Loading…Order via interlibrary loan
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6"The best P.M. for the empire in war"?: Lady Helen Munro Ferguson and the Australian Red Cross Society, 1914–1920Published 2002Call Number: Loading…Order via interlibrary loan
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7The Red Cross movement: myths, practices and turning pointsPublished 2020Other Authors: “…Oppenheimer, Melanie 1957-…”
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8The state of welfare: comparative studies of the welfare state at the end of the long boom, 1965-1980Published 2018Other Authors: “…Oppenheimer, Melanie 1957-…”
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9South Australia on the eve of warPublished 2017Other Authors: “…Oppenheimer, Melanie 1957-…”
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