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'As a child in London during the war, Rodney Hall remembers listening avidly and anxiously to radio reports of Hitler, “like an approaching giant”; he and his friends made up obscene jokes about this “monster of our secret lives”. When his family returned to Australia in 1949, the war and the bogey-man came too.' (Introduction)
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