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In the following two years treaties of Versailles, Saint-Germain-en-Laye, Neuilly-sur-Seine, Trianon and Sèvres were signed bringing the war to an official end.
We have a souvenir "victory" programme of the celebrations that took place in Sydney in July 1919. It contains a summary of the terms of the peace treaty (Treaty of Versailles) that was signed on 28 June 1919 as well as the various official and sporting events held in Sydney to mark this important date.
We have the Australian Peace Alliance records, 1907-1924, 1943 as well as the Anti-Conscription League of New South Wales minute book, 23 September 1915-12 August 1917. You can view the records and minutes by visiting us.
You can also view pacifist journals, diaries and letters about the peace movement when you visit us.
You can make copies of pictures for research and study purposes by:
You need to contact us for permission to publish our original materials. You must also acknowledge the Library and provide the correct location details.
Find out more about copying and purchasing digital copies.
