Code of Silence

Code of SilenceAuthor: Diana Thorp ISBN: 9781923192416 Publisher: Monash University Publishing Year first published: 22 Oct 2025 Pages: 336 Format: Paperback softback The compelling and as yet untold story of the Australian women whose secret work helped to end World War II. Many swore they would keep their covert roles hidden, even from their families. Eighty years later, their intriguing stories are starting to emerge. As World War II climbed to its crescendo in

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decolonialization processes and the struggle of so-called Third World countries to catch up with modern Western consumer societies

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