Pacific Kiwis: being the story of the service in the Pacific of the 30th Battalion, Third Division, Second New Zealand Expeditionary Force

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Pacific Kiwis: being the story of the service in the Pacific of the 30th Battalion, Third Division, Second New Zealand Expeditionary Force

Author: H. L. Bioletti

Editor: Oliver A. Gillespie

Creation of machine-readable version: Keyboarded by Planman Technologies

Creation of digital images: Planman Technologies

Conversion to TEI.2-conformant markup: Planman Technologies

New Zealand Electronic Text Collection, 2009
Wellington, New Zealand

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Copyright 2009, by Victoria University of Wellington

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