[UMA-SRE-20200060] Vera Deakin Papers

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IdentifierUMA-SRE-20200060Extent1 boxLinear Meterage0.08Scope and ContentComprises papers of Vera Deakin (later, Lady White) relating to her lifelong career within the Australian Red Cross. Comprises correspondence acknowledging her work overseas during WW1, photographs of the Wounded and Missing Bureau in London, official documents such as identify papers, an address given on the history of the Wounded and Missing Bureau, an address given by Sir John Angus Nimmo at her funeral service, as well as various biographical summaries.
She served on both the Victorian Divisional Council and National Council in senior roles. This is a 'created' series of records, as opposed to a natural series. It is in no way comprehensive, nor representative of her lifelong work within ARC.
Other series hold records directly associated with Vera Deakin's work such as the administrative records of the ‘Central Bureau for Wounded, Missing and Prisoners of War / National Tracing Bureau’ (2020.0061). Records produced by the Central Bureau for Wounded, Missing and Prisoners of War - see Series: Missing, Wounded and Prisoner of War enquiry cards (2016.0049). For photographs of the Bureau and Vera Deakin, see Photograph series (Reference Number TBA)
Researchers should note that under the Geneva Conventions Act 1957 protections govern the use of the Red Cross emblem. For further information see Archives staff.Collection CategoryCommunity and PoliticalAccess StatusOpen for public accessRequest Access to RecordsRequest records from this Series

Provenance

CreatorDeakin White, Vera

Provenance

CreatorAustralian Red Cross Society, Victorian Division

Dates

Date1915-1978

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Previous System ID2020.0060Other IDsRed Cross Archives series reference » V80State of ListFully listed

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Feature CollectionRecords of the Australian Red Cross

University of Melbourne Archives

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[UMA-SRE-20200060] Vera Deakin Papers