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Ralph Hurst. [B 73349/59] • Photograph

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Summary

Identified only as 'Ralph Hurst' this features a soldier in uniform standing on the top of a fenced monument, which appears to be a community tribute to those who died in the war.

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Physical description

Photograph (black and white print), 6 cm x 3.8 cm.

Dates / Publication details

Approximately 1919

Collection

Part of Portrait Collection

Subject

Cole, Maynard Johnson, 1898-1952
Bennet, Arthur Edmund John, 1896-1966
Dalziel, H. D.
Brown, Thomas Stuart, 1899-1983
Hurst, Ralph Reuben, 1894-1968
French, Albert William, 1875-1925
Childs, Gordon William, 1896-1967
Hancock, Frank Ethelbert, 1883-1933
Andrews, Colin Lawson, 1892-1941
Cockshell, Leslie William, 1898-1964
Tregenza, Sydney Lloyd, 1897-1990
Cochrane, Walter John Leslie, 1896-1916
Creaser, James Alfred, 1898-1987
Clancy, Michael Edward, 1898-1985
Farquhar, Lionel Raymond, 1898-1955
Waite, W. C. N. (William Charles Nightingale), 1880-1973
Smart, Edward Kenneth, 1891-1961
Bruce, Stanley Melbourne Bruce, Viscount, 1883-1967
Australia. Army -- Nurses
Hospitals -- South Australia -- Keswick
World War, 1914-1918 -- South Australia
Soldiers -- South Australia

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Historical information

Maynard Johnson Cole, born 6 July 1878, enlisted on 4 September 1917 in the Army Medical Corps, 50th Battalion, and left Australia on 5 June 1918 from Sydney aboard the 'Orontes'. His father, William James Cole, was a Labor MP in the South Australian Parliament, and supported two conscription referenda.

Digitisation information

Date

29/01/2014

Format

image/tiff

Resolution

3,697 x 5,657 pixels (20.9 MP)

Size

62.77 MB

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