“Reading Diggers and Greeks, I am reminded of the remarkable rapport between the Australian army and Greek citizens in World War II: Young
Australian soldiers battling to protect Greek independence against the odds, ultimately failing but achieving an unprecedented friendship between a native
people and an overseas army. Maria Hill tells a compelling story of the relationship that emerged between Australians and Greeks for the frst time in the
detail it deserves and with a scholar’s command of the material, while not neglecting the Greek perspective but with a great feel for the emotions involved...” (Bob Carr).
Followed by a performance of wartime favourites by The Belles.