The boys from Barambah : the story of the black diggers of Barambah-Cherbourg of World War 1 / complied and written by Mark Newman, Sally Lawrence and Philippa Scarlett with assistance from Tanya Schneider and the ANZAC 100 Boys from Barambah Committee.

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TitleThe boys from Barambah : the story of the black diggers of Barambah-Cherbourg of World War 1 / complied and written by Mark Newman, Sally Lawrence and Philippa Scarlett with assistance from Tanya Schneider and the ANZAC 100 Boys from Barambah Committee.Personal AuthorNewman, MarkLawrence, SallyScarlett, PhilippaSchneider, TanyaLangton, RobertCorporate AuthorBaramabah Committee; Ration Shed MuseumSummaryThe centenary anniversary of World War 1 gives us the opportunity to reflect and honour all Australian servicemen and women, and finally give our Indigenous servicemen the recognition they deserve. The essence of the Boys from Barambah project is to help our community (in Cherbourg and the South Burnett) and the wider Australian community to remember and celebrate those Barambah/Cherbourg men who served in WW1, and acknowledge the commitment and strengths they showed to overcome the difficulties encountered. It is important to us to pass on the spirit of the Anzacs to the younger generations of Indigenous and non-Indigenous children.ImprintMurgon : Ration Shed Museum, The, April 2015.; Murgon, Qld The Ration Shed Museum, 2015.Collation78 pages : illustrations (some colour), portraits (some colour), facsimiles (some colour), 1 map ; 30 cm.FormatBook

The boys from Barambah : the story of the black diggers of Barambah-Cherbourg of World War 1 / complied and written by Mark Newman, Sally Lawrence and Philippa Scarlett with assistance from Tanya Schneider and the ANZAC 100 Boys from Barambah Committee.

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The boys from Barambah : the story of the black diggers of Barambah-Cherbourg of World War 1 / complied and written by Mark Newman, Sally Lawrence and Philippa Scarlett with assistance from Tanya Schneider and the ANZAC 100 Boys from Barambah Committee.