Letter, 1956 Mar 3 [manuscript] : Kings Cross to Mr Dobell. 1956.

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Letter, 1956 Mar 3 [manuscript] : Kings Cross to Mr Dobell. 1956.

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Handwritten letter to William Dobell to introduce William Morrow, State Secretary for N.S.W. Peace Council, and offer from Roumanian Friendship with Foreign Countries organisation of free visit to Roumania for a writer, a painter and a scientist, possibly of interest to Dobell.

2 l. : 21 cm.

University of Queensland, UQ Library

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University of Queensland, UQ Library

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