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Main Title:	Anzac digger : an engineer with the First Division AIF 1914-1918 / written by Roy Denning ; edited by Lorna Denning.
Author:	Denning, Roy Howard, 1887-
Imprint:	Australian Military History, 2004.
Collation:	x, 131 p. : ill., ports., pbk ; 21 cm.

Subject:	Denning, Roy Howard, 1887- Gallipoli Peninsula (Turkey) Soldiers Engineers and engineering Autobiography Diaries and journals World War, 1914-1918 Military history France
ISBN:	1876439793 9781876439798
Notes:	"An abbreviated version of R. H. Denning's First World War diary" -- t. p.

Result	Collection	Location	Shelf No	Status	Notes
	Non-Fiction	Stacks	940.426 DEN	Available

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