Leslie Bodi Leslie Bodi i(A4611 works by)
Gender: Male
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1 Intellectuals, Writers, and the Stasi Files (International) assertion Leslie Bodi , 1993 single work criticism
— Appears in: Meanjin , Winter vol. 52 no. 2 1993; (p. 7-22)

In this essay, Leslie Bodi writes about the 'role of intellectuals and writers in ensuring the reinstatement of civil society and democracy in East Germany after the opening up of German border in November 1989 [...] Their participation in struggles to allow GDR citizens to view the documents gathered by the GDR Ministry of State Security (Stasi) or the Stasi files is highlighted for their efforts to support the victims of government surveillance in GDR.' (Source: Author's abstract.)
1 y separately published work icon Image of a Continent : a bibliography of German Australiana from the beginnings to 1975 Bild eines Kontinents : eine Bibliography deutscher Australiana von den Anfangen bis 1975 Leslie Bodi , Stephen Jeffries , Susan Radvansky , Wiesbaden : Otto Harrassowitz , 1990 Z1180908 1990 single work bibliography A comprehensive checklist of printed materials on a wide range of Australian subjects in German. Also includes a listing of the works of German-language settlers in Australia, and writings related to Australia by travellers and scientists from German-speaking Europe.
2 7 y separately published work icon Abentheuer auf einer Reise nach Neu-Holland Therese Huber , ( trans. Rodney Livingstone with title Adventures on a Journey to New Holland ) Sydney : Lansdowne , 1966 Z1096217 1801 single work novel

According to the Oxford Companion to Australian Literature:

Adventures on a Journey to New Holland gives only a vague picture of the Australian colony. The characteristic features of Australian fauna and flora, staples in early English novels about the colony, are seldom mentioned; the colony itself appears to have been chosen solely because it provided a contrast between the natural virgin setting and its depraved convict inhabitants and was a suitable site for the confrontation between the protagonists, Rudolph, the French ex-revolutionary, and Belton, the Welsh ex-revolutionary, over the whole question of revolution itself.
1 Untitled Leslie Bodi , 1962 single work review
— Appears in: Meanjin Quarterly , March vol. 21 no. 1 1962; (p. 123-127)
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