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Australias Lost Heroes Anzacs In The Russian Civil War 1919 Damien Wright

Name: Australias Lost Heroes Anzacs In The Russian Civil War 1919 Damien Wright
SKU: BELL-56938654
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7 (36 reviews)

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Australias Lost Heroes Anzacs In The Russian Civil War 1919 Damien Wright instant download after payment.

Publisher: Big Sky Publishing

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 27.98 MB

Pages: 420

Author: Damien Wright

ISBN: 9781923144064, 1923144065

Language: English

Year: 2024

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Australias Lost Heroes Anzacs In The Russian Civil War 1919 Damien Wright by Damien Wright 9781923144064, 1923144065 instant download after payment.

This extraordinary book is both an engaging military history and an enthralling mystery. Australia's Lost Heroes tells the astonishing little-known story of the Australian soldiers who fought the Red Army in Russia in 1919 and the personal odyssey, 100 years later, to locate and identify the lost grave of Victoria Cross hero Sergeant Samuel Pearse VC MM.
The Anzac volunteers fought an arduous campaign punctuated by fierce ambushes in thick forest, swamps and marshes and attacks on fortified bunkers. They also had to fight a war within, avoiding the treachery and mutiny of White Russian 'allies'. Remarkably, two Australians were awarded the Victoria Cross, one posthumously. Yet, unlike the reverence, recognition and commemoration afforded to WWI soldiers, not only do the deeds of Anzacs in Russia remain unrecognized, their graves lie lost and forgotten.
Follow the author's journey to a remote corner of Russia with the grandson of Samuel Pearse in the hope of...