see link below
http://geoffthompsonsblog.blogspot.com.au/search?q=our+heritage&x=33&y=8
One such writer and photographer was Ronald K. Monro who died young in war time.
Below is a short story from his only book and introduction by Charles Barrett who was also a prolific author and expert of his day.
Enjoy.
Since I posted this I have had contact with Ron Monro's son Robin.
That's one of the wonderful things about the internet.
I have now found many of the photos that Ron took in the 2nd world war at the Australian War Museum.
Here is a link to the archives.
http://www.awm.gov.au/search/collections/?q=photographs+by+ronald+keith+monro&conflict=second+world+war%2C+1939-1945&submit=Search
Geoff, hi, I am a researcher for The Descendants of the Rats of Tobruk Association, and would love if you were able to pass a message to Ronald's son or any other family to let them know about this group and what we are doing to keep the name of the Rats of Tobruk alive. Would love to hear from family to explain.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.ratsoftobrukdescendants.org.au/
a link to our website.
would really appreciate hearing back from you.
smiles
Sue Trewartha, Ceduna SA dau in law Rat of Tobruk SX11220.
Hi Sue, Thanks for this.Could you please contact me on 0417867476 and I will give you Robin's phone number. He is happy to talk to you.
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