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What is the origin of Anne Donnell's Diaries (WW1) ?
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What is the origin of Anne Donnell's Diaries (WW1) ?

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Australian nurse Anne Donnell writes vividly of the fear felt by Australian troops in her diary in November, 1917 from the 48th Casualty Clearing Station (CCS), near Amiens, France on the Western front.

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