Missionary Bosshardt in China Long March Ordeal
Alfred Bosshardt, a Manchester born missionary with the China Inland Mission, endured four bandit captures and a brutal 27 day forced march with Arnolds Hayman during the Long March era in 1934 35. Detained by Communist forces in Kiuchow and later put on trial they faced death threats and a sequence of fines and prison terms before silver ransom finally freed Hayman while Bosshardt remained among the Red Army.
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China
China Inland Mission
Kweichow
Bosshardt
Hiule
Kiuchow
Arnolds Hayman
Chin
Kinchow
Red Army
Chiang Kaishek
Hayman
Mao
Bosshard
Kuomintang
Chiang Kai-shek
Kuomintang Jeader
Juichin
Kiangsi
Hsiao Ke
Sixth Army
Ho Lung
Cond
Hsiao K’e
Haman
Hsao K’e
Kiutchow
Bosshardi
Hnardt
Hsiang
Mao Tsee Lung
Tsunyi
Communist Party
Golden Sands
Lung
Taowo
Szechuan
Hunan
Hupeh
General Chang
4St Regiment
Second Front
Gorton unveils plan for Australian designed airliner swap bid
Cabinet erupts in mock praise as Gorton outlines selling twenty four twin engine Australian designed transports to the United States. The plan includes a playful debate on a flexible price, cost recovery from the buyers, and a staged prototype strategy with staged crashes to pressure a deal.
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John
Gorton
Fraser
Senator Anderson
USAF
Fishermen's Beach
Mr McMahon
The Walrus and the Carpenter on an Oil Choked Reef
A whimsical piece reframes a Carroll fable to reflect environmental ruin. The Walrus laments oil slicks and dying coral while the Carpenter condemns MPs for rewarding fleeting fame. A coral fragment stands as a memento, urging deeds over words.
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Pairus Hind
Snn
Shane
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Hao
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Hupen
Dtaowo
Supu
Hong Kong
Shanghal
Mao Tse-tung
Billy
Labour and National Service
Australia
Mr Snedden
Mr Sneddeo
Govern ‘Ment
Fishermen's
USAE
Walrus
Lewis Carroll
Barrier Reef
Joan’ Lynrava