Audio equipment used for broadcasting propaganda

Reference

Bibliographic record numberb2164536SLSA catalogueCatalogue recordSLSA referencePRG 369/24/1

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TitleAudio equipment used for broadcasting propagandaDate takenca. 1945Description

A turntable, a 78 r.p.m. recording, and an amplifier used by F.E.L.O. (Far Eastern Liaison Office) for broadcasting propaganda in the New Guinea jungle. Date 1945.

Depicts or relates to

EventWorld War TwoThemeSouth Australians in the PacificStudent collectionWorld War Two (1939-45)SubjectWorld War, 1939-1945 -- Campaigns -- New GuineaWorld War, 1939-1945 -- PropagandaPublic address systems

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Unity categorySouth Australians at warUnity sub-categoryConflicts : World War Two : South Australians on active service

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