Unity and strength in Australia’s Returned Sailors League
The passage extols unity after World War I, noting 300000 Australians served and returned home. It details the formation and growth of the Returned Sailors and Soldiers Imperial League of Australia, outlining its structure, branches, sub-branches, funding, and social aims for veterans and widows across states, with clubs, lounges, and activities in capital cities and towns.
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the Returned Sailore and Soldiers Imperial League, of
Australia
Australasia
South Australia
New South Wales
Queensland
Victoria
Brisbane
Sydney
Hobart
Tasmania
West Sydney
Western Australia
Congress
League
Commonwealth
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