دانلود کتاب Memory and Migration in the Shadow of War: Australia's Greek Immigrants After World War II and the Greek Civil War

فهرست مطالب :

Cover
Half-title
Series information
Title page
Copyright information
Dedication
Table of contents
Acknowledgements
List of abbreviations
Introduction
1 Greek war stories in Australia: continuities and discontinuities
1912-1913 Balkans War: ‘touching patriotism’
First World War
1919-23 Turkish War
Save the Children Fund: 1920s and Greek refugees
1925 Ferry report
Second World War
2 Assimilation in modern Australia
Post-war migration
Assimilation
Good Neighbour Council
Language and public assimilation
Understanding assimilation: contemporary social scientists
W. D. Borrie
Taft and Richardson
Jean Martin
Becoming one of us
Greeks to Australia
3 War stories and the migration generation
Memories of war
From Greece to Australia
George
Kim and Alex
Bearing witness
Jordana
Sophia
Arrival in Australia
4 Politics and activism
George Zangalis: an active political life
Security intelligence
Committee for the Restoration of Democracy in Greece: politics in a transnational world
Politics, history and transnationalism: the Greek Resistance Fighters’ League
5 The Greek Civil War and child migration to Australia
Civil war, the paidomazoma and international responses
Australian reunions in the Cold War years
Aileen Fitzpatrick and the Australian Council of International Social Service
Into the 1950s
6 Remembering the paidomazoma: memories of mothers and children in war
A mother’s pain
Removal
Replacement/reconnection
Faye Nitsou
7 Legacies: second generation Greek-Australians
Case studies
Helen
Stephen
Peter
Joanna
8 The shadow of war
Eleni
Alexandra
Con
Conclusion
Fragments of war memory
Memories of war: past, present and future
Bibliography
Newspapers and journals
Archival material
National Archives of Australia
Parliamentary papers
Manuscripts and papers
Memoirs
Selected Interviews
Books
Index