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Records and recollections: the pneumonic influenza pandemic 1918-1919
Dr Anthea Hyslop draws on both public records and private memories to show how personal experiences illuminate and enrich our understanding of the impact the ‘flu’ pandemic had in Australia.
A question and answer session follows the lecture. Written responses to questions posted in the webinar chat are also available on the ANU Archives website: https://archives.anu.edu.au/events/2021-dr-anthea-hyslop-records-and-recollections
Dr Bruce Scates, Chair of the Friends of the Noel Butlin Archives Centre gives a vote of thanks.
Records and recollections: the pneumonic influenza pandemic 1918-1919
Dr Anthea Hyslop draws on both public records and private memories to show how personal experiences illuminate and enrich our understanding of the impact the ‘flu’ pandemic had in Australia.
A question and answer session follows the lecture. Written responses to questions posted in the webinar chat are also available on the ANU Archives website: https://archives.anu.edu.au/events/2021-dr-anthea-hyslop-records-and-recollections
Dr Bruce Scates, Chair of the Friends of the Noel Butlin Archives Centre gives a vote of thanks.
