Discover how maps shaped the way Australians understood World War II in Asia, influencing perceptions of conflict, identity and the region's future.
In the 40th annual Murdoch Lecture, historian Professor Sandra Wilson explores how wartime maps became powerful tools of both propaganda and military strategy, communicating vulnerability, victory and visions of a new regional order.
Presented by the Melville History Society and the City of Melville.
Event Information
| Hosted by | City of Melville |
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| Time | 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm |
| Cost | Free, bookings essential |
