Charlie Farrugia on the third front: World War I and beyond
Charlie Farrugia presents on World War I records at the Public Record Office of Victoria, during Family History Feast 2013.
23 Sep 2013 Duration: 38:00
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Tim Whitford on identity & dignity
Watch this talk by Tim Whitford on tracing the missing Australian soldiers of Fromelles, presented during Family History Feast 2013.
18 Sep 2013 Duration: 47:24