Two Good Soldiers, One Great War by Hugh Jones | PB Fictionalised history Forced entry Nicholas Brodie

Forced entry Nicholas Brodie

AMDAT Tower casts long shadows across Melbourne streets

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Their cruel slaughter eventually brought the huge fin and blue whales in the frigid water of Antarctica’s Ross Sea to the brink of extinction

Two Good Soldiers, One Great War by Hugh Jones | PB Fictionalised history Forced entry Nicholas BrodieThe true story of two Tasmanian soldiers caught up in the horrors of World War I Using long lost letters sent home from Australian soldiers at Gallipoli and on the Western Front, author Hugh Jones has pieced together a tale of remarkable friendship between two men separated by half a world during the First World War. The book tells the story of young Tasmanian teacher Ivor Margetts, a popular and talented footballer good enough to represent Tasmania