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Tobruk, 1941 : Capture - Siege - Relief
Sydney
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Angus and Robertson
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1944
Z1850548
1944
single work
autobiography
'In early 1941 Australian soldiers stormed Italy’s stronghold on the Libyan coast and took control of the port city of Tobruk. Heavily outnumbered, yet resourceful and defiant, the Australians then defended the garrison against sustained attack by German forces. For five months the ‘Rats of Tobruk’ held on, dealing a major blow to the Axis powers’ North African campaign. Tobruk 1941 is the pioneering ABC reporter Chester Wilmot’s on-the-ground account of the siege, a landmark work of war writing.' (Publication summary)
Melbourne : Text Publishing , 2017
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Australian Book Review
ABR
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392
June-July
2017
11348024
2017
periodical issue
2017
Note: With title: Desert Masterpiece
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