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Arthur's quest

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June 2013, no. 352

My Beautiful Enemy by Cory Taylor

Text Publishing, $29.99 pb, 272 pp, 9781922079893

Arthur's quest

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June 2013, no. 352

During World War II the Australian government constructed a number of internment camps for ‘enemy aliens’, including ones at Tatura (Rushworth) in Victoria, Hay and Cowra in New South Wales, Loveday in South Australia, and Harvey in Western Australia. Most of those interned were German nationals, and the most famous stories are those connected with Jewish refugees from the ship the Dunera, whose story has been told in a number of forms.

Dennis Altman reviews 'My Beautiful Enemy' by Cory Taylor

My Beautiful Enemy

by Cory Taylor

Text Publishing, $29.99 pb, 272 pp, 9781922079893

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