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- First Page
- Preliminary pages
- Editorial
- Acknowledgements
- Articles
- ‘It will probably be the only recognition I will get’: A study of the unofficial Spanish Civil War memorial in Canberra
- Suicides, souls and slavery: Elementary aspects of slave resistance in Saint-Domingue
- ‘History will treat me fairly, historians probably won’t’: Notes on the historiography of Watergate and suchlike political disasters
- Australian involvement in the Boer War: A case study in the perpetuation of the ‘nationalist’ myth of a separate Australian identity
- ‘See USSR’: The Soviet Union’s experimental tourism industry of the 1930s
- ‘A magical, serendipitous thing’: The co-constitution of a community labyrinth
- Victor Hugo: An enduring Lieu de mémoire
- Contested histories: The contribution of documentary film to an alternative narrative of Guantanamo Bay after 9/11
- Primary source
- Living inside a revolution: A feminist point of view
- Book reviews
- A River with a City Problem: A History of Brisbane Floods, 2nd ed., by Margaret Cook
- Madame Brussels: The Life and Times of Melbourne’s Most Notorious Woman, by Barbara Minchinton with Philip Bentley
- The Limits of Consent: Sexual Assault and Affirmative Consent, by Lisa Featherstone, Cassandra Byrnes, Jenny Maturi, Kiara Minto, Renee Mickelburgh and Paige Donaghy
- Serendipity: Experience of Pacific Historians, edited by Brij V. Lal
- The Shrinking Nation: How We Got Here and What Can Be Done about It, by Graeme Turner
- Contributors
- Copyright and journal information
