Sacred places : war memorials in the Australian landscape / Ken Inglis. Assisted by Jan Brazier.

Collection type	Library
Author	Inglis, K. S. (Kenneth Stanley), 1929-; Brazier, Jan.;
Call Number	725.940994 I52s 2008
Document type	Monograph
Year	2008.
Pagination	xvi, 640 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Publisher	Melbourne University Publishing,
Note	Previous ed.: 2005. Includes index. Bibliography: p. 587-630. "This is the third edition with a new epilogue and a new foreword by Jay Winter."--Provided by publisher.
Place made	Carlton, Vic.

Abstract

Colonial monuments -- Privilege for prosterity -- Statues -- No shrine -- Soldiers of the Queen -- Distant graves -- For the empire -- Statues -- Great War -- ANZAC -- The dead -- Bereaved -- Monument as a recruiter -- Division -- War memorial movement -- Right way -- Raising the money -- Sacred and the useful -- Experts and artisans -- ANZAC days -- Red letter day -- Ceremonies -- Messages -- Dissenters -- Post-way landscape -- In foreign fields -- Graves -- Memorials -- Pilgrims -- Capital monuments -- Slow movements -- Victoria -- From World War II to Vietnam -- Triumph of utility -- Prisoners of war -- Korea and Vietnam -- Australia remembers -- Operation restoration -- Ceremonies old and new -- Aboriginal presences and absences -- Unknow Australian S oldier -- Civil religion -- Towards the centenary of ANZAC -- From Mandurah to Tweed Heads -- Along the sacred way -- Australian War Memorial -- Rembering world wars -- From Kokoda to London -- ANZAC resurgent -- ANZAC Cove.