Papers of Ralph Harry [manuscript]. 1941-1988.

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Papers of Ralph Harry [manuscript]. 1941-1988.

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1. Correspondence with Sir Patrick Shaw, 1941-1944. Also includes a letter from Harry to William McMahon Ball. 2. Letter from Sir Frederick Stewart to Sir John Latham, 9 September 1941. The letter was drafted by Harry. 3. Series of articles by Harry entitled "No man is a hero: pioneers of Australian diplomacy", ca. 1980-ca. 1988, including pieces on Lt. Col. W.R. Hodgson, J.D.L. Hood, Sir Alan Watt, Sir Frederick Stewart, H.V. Evatt, Sir William Glasgow, Sir Frederic Eggleston, Norman Makin, Sir Robert Menzies, Lord Casey, Sir Garfield Barwick and Patrick Shaw. 4. Articles and addresses by Harry including pieces on John Oldham, the United Nations, Korea, Vietnam, Papua New Guinea, Cambodia and Christmas Island; together with a letter from Sir Paul Hasluck, 1978, and copies of articles 'The Australian Mission to the United Nations' by K.C.O. Shann and 'Sir Keith Shann' by Sir Arthur Tange.

14 cm. (1 box)

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