Name: Ep. 13 Alanna Dargan Miller by UOWTV
Duration: 34 min 43 s
Description: Today, we welcome Alanna into the studio to learn about her research, which details how the ANZAC legend has been used as a political tool to encourage nationalism and military support. Her examination of this phenomenon has uncovered some very interesting findings, including the way the government manipulates the narrative and limits discourse on Australia's war history.

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Today, we welcome Alanna into the studio to learn about her research, which details how the ANZAC legend has been used as a political tool to encourage nationalism and military support. Her examination of this phenomenon has uncovered some very interesting findings, including the way the government manipulates the narrative and limits discourse on Australia's war history.

Ep. 13 Alanna Dargan Miller

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Ep. 13 Alanna Dargan Miller

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