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Download full textSharp, Heather; Innes, Melanie – Journal of International Social Studies, 2019
Australia's involvement in World War I, currently in its centenary years of commemoration, continues to capture the public's imagination in a way that arguably surpasses all other historical events in Australia's history. This is particularly in terms of popular culture representations such as advertising, film, and television; children's…
Descriptors: High School Students, War, History Instruction, Popular Culture
