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The Melbourne Branch of the Labour History Society promotes, preserves and produces radical, political, and working class history.

Book Talk – ‘Red’ – with Stephen Moline

by New International Book Shop

Author Stephen Moline will give a talk about his new historical ‘novel’ based on true life events: ‘RED’. RED tracks the lives of two families of Australian political idealists, their motives, expectations and gradual disillusionment.

These twentieth-century radicals and their friends, many of them communist, were journalists, artists, feminists, architects, politicians, teachers and scholars. Stephen Moline grew up among these radicals. He kept a notebook.

DATE AND TIME: Thu. 2 November 2017: 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm AEDT

LOCATION: New International Book Shop: 54 Victoria St Carlton.

Entry is $5. Click here to book your ticket.

MAKING PUBLIC HISTORIES
Book now for the final seminar of 2017

Bookings are strong for the final seminar for 2017 in the popular Making Public Histories series, organised by the History Council of Victoria in collaboration with Monash University and the Old Treasury Building.

1917: Melbourne at War
Tuesday 5 December, from 6.00 to 7.30 pm
Old Treasury Building, Spring Street, Melbourne

Speakers: Joy Damousi, Judith Smart and John Lack. Convenor: Alistair Thomson

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DATE AND TIME: Thu. 2 November 2017: 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm AEDT

LOCATION: New International Book Shop: 54 Victoria St Carlton.