Sydney Morning Herald / East London Printing Company / ABC / BBC News / Fromelles Discussion Group / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Switzerland / Germany / Guam / Guinea / Belgium / France / Japan / Russia / Vietnam / Australia / United Kingdom / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
University of York / Anzac Field Dressing Station / Shrine of Remembrance / Australian War Memorial / Monash University / Visitor Centre / /
Holiday
Commonwealth Day / Commonwealth Day of Australia / /
IndustryTerm
computer-generated imaging equipment / discussion / government machinery shifts / grave site / ordinary law / possible mass grave site / /
Movie
All Quiet on the Western Front / /
Organization
Department of Archaeology / British Aid Society / Australian Defence Force / University of York / 21st Bavarian Regiment / Faculty of Arts / League of Peace / Japanese army / Australian Government / Military Board / British Red Cross Society / Commonwealth Government / army / British Red Cross / Monash University / office of Australian War Graves / National Centre for Australian Studies / Red Cross / International Red Cross / French Red Cross / Federal Government / Department of Defence / Commonwealth War Graves Commission / Japanese Government / War Office in London / German army / 21st Bavarian Infantry Regiment / Central Red Cross Committee / War Graves Commission / School of Humanities / Communications and Social Sciences / Army History Unit / /
Person
Martin Brown / Bob Sutherland / Bruce Scates / Patrick Lindsay / Alan Bennett / Kokichi Nishimura / Justin Norrie / Julius Ritter von Braun / Alix Kroeger / Caroline Moorehead / J. P. Stevens / /
Position
co-author and editor / amateur military historian / farmer / Minister / officer / Minister for Foreign Affairs / author / professor of humanities / official / Professor / Director / correspondent / Chair / Major-General / Associate Professor / Environmental Adviser / /
Missing Soldiers of Fromelles Discussion Group Loyalty deserves our unending vigil 18,450 Australian Diggers from the Great War have no known grave, while a further 7,000 were recovered and buried in cemeteries on the W