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'Cal Flyn’s ancestor was responsible for the deaths of hundreds of Indigenous men, women and children in 19th century Australia.
'"In 2011 I made an uncomfortable discovery about my family history. I had a famous great-great-great uncle, I learned: Angus McMillan. He was an explorer of early Australia, but in recent years he has also been identified as the man responsible for a series of massacres of the Gunai (sometimes referred to as the Gunaikurnai) people of Gippsland in the south-eastern state of Victoria."'
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http://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2016/may/21/aboriginal-sorry-day-massacre-gunai
‘My Relative Was a Mass Murderer of Australia's Gunai People. Can I Make Amends?’
The Guardian Australia
The Guardian Australia
