Data for Historical Account of work of Australian Red Cross Society in the War

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Series[UMA-SRE-20160054] HISTORY, ROLE AND STRUCTUREAccession[UMA-AC-000000293] Australian Red Cross 2016 transferIdentifierUMA-ITE-2016005400016Scope and ContentFrom Colonel AG Butler to James Anderson Murdoch (1867 - 1939), Commissioner for the Australian Red Cross concerning the collectoinof Australian Medical Historical War Records. Includes Interview with Miss Peggy Murdoch (25 April 1919) relating her experienec serving (1917-1919) in British and Australian hospitals in England. Typescript 12 pagesAccess StatusOpen for public accessRequest TypeRequest unitUnit2016.0054 Unit 0001Conditions of Use and ReproductionCopyright in records created by the Red Cross is owned by the University of Melbourne. However, use of the Red Cross emblem (a red cross on a white background) is protected by the Geneva Conventions Act 1957. Researchers should be referred to the Red Cross for permission to use the emblem. Contact the Red Cross Archivist in the first instance heritage@redcross.org.au Note that this condition does NOT affect the ability of researchers to request copies of documents including the emblem. Requests for reproduction can be responded to in the normal manner. The obligation concerns the use which researchers subsequently make of the emblem. However, if publishing, researchers need to obtain permission from the Red Cross to use any reproduction which includes the emblem.

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CreatorAustralian Red Cross Society, National OfficeRoleProvenance

Dates

Date7 March 1918-25 April 1919

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Previous System ID2016.0054.00016

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Feature CollectionRecords of the Australian Red Cross

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Data for Historical Account of work of Australian Red Cross Society in the War