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Between Two Worlds: The Commonwealth Government and the Removal of Aboriginal Children of Part Descent in the Northern Territory - an Australian Archives Exhibition

Rowena MacDonald

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Between Two Worlds is an exhibition prepared by the Australian Archives in 1993. Archives designed this traveling exhibition to mark the International Year of the World's Indigenous People.

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Between Two Worlds is an exhibition prepared by the Australian Archives in 1993. Archives designed this traveling exhibition to mark the International Year of the World's Indigenous People.

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Between Two Worlds is an exhibition prepared by the Australian Archives in 1993. Archives designed this traveling exhibition to mark the International Year of the World's Indigenous People.

Key concepts: Exhibition, Commonwealth, Project commissioning, Publishing, Government (linguistics), Descent (aeronautics), Media studies, Northern territory

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