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← From the fields of war to the streets of suburbia: A centenary of the Australian Red Cross

Australian Red Cross Society, Blood Bank Laboratory, Victoria, 1959. Image Via Museums Victoria.

By admin | Published January 31, 2017 | Full size is 399 × 500 pixels

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A group of Unley officers at Mt. Barker Rest Home. Mrs Eaton, Mrs. Doe, Edna Morris, 1941. SRG 770/40/284. Image via the State Library of South Australia.
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