Australia's contribution to World War I has become part of the core of its national identity, and this work from the Australian War Memorial's Peter Burness offers a compact, thoroughly-illustrated, and authoritative survey of the founding of the ANZAC tradition. From the shores of Gallipoli, through the trenches of France and Belgium, to the Light Horse in the Middle East,Australians at the Great War: 1914-1918 showcases photographs, artworks, posters, maps, and artifacts from the War Memorial's comprehensive archive, along with detailed historical and anecdotal passages.
