Nothing before or since has rivalled Australia's participation in the Second World War, both in its extent and its intensity. The war changed how we saw ourselves as a nation and to whom we would look in the future to underwrite our security. It modernised our industry, swept away the unemployment of the Great Depression, and redefined the role of women at home, in the work force and in the armed services. Through a collection of thumbnail sketches, K is for Kokoda explores these and other aspects of Australians at war in 1939-1945.

Produced by the Anzac Day Commemoration Committee (QLD Inc) as an education resource for primary school students.

Suitable for: Early childhood (0-6 years) & Younger children (7-12 years).

Details: Education resource (non-fiction).

Format: Soft cover, illustrations, 104 pages.

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