Soldiers in Politics: The Impact of the Military on Australian Political Life and Institutions

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Allen & Unwin, 1996 - Australia - 240 pages
The military has been a significant influence in Australia's political history. This study documents how recognized military figures have become members of state and federal parliaments as well as members of government at both these levels, how they have occupied vice-regal positions and how they have influenced political events from behind the scenes.

About the author (1996)

Chris Coulthard-Clark is a professional writer in the history/military history area and an established Allen + Unwin author. His other books include Duntroon, Gables, Ghosts and Governors' General, No Australian Need Apply, Action Stations Coral Sea, The Shame of Savo and The RAAF in Vietnam.

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