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First World War

Dr. Ross McMullin ANZAC Lecture, Wednesday 22 April 2015

Dr. Ross McMullin is an historian and biographer whose major interests are Australian history, politics and sport. He has written extensively on the impact of involvement in World War 1 on Australia.

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Joe Pearce - Informant Saw Him Killed

On 17 August 1914 Arthur Mueller ‘Joe’ Pearce enlisted to fight in the Great War.  He was the eighth man from Essendon to sign up and the first VFL footballer to volunteer for the war.  He had played 152 games for the Melbourne Football Club from 1904-1913, and in a game where players had fixed places on the ground, had kicked five goals.  The Argus newspaper nominated him as ‘a

Arthur Mueller ‘Joe’ Pearce, 1912.  MCC
Memorial plaque, Holy Trinity Church.  Photo Graham Shepherd
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