This short documentary includes interviews and family perspectives from some of the descendants of Chinese Anzacs. The film is designed to accompany the Department of Veterans’ Affairs publication, Chinese Anzacs, which sheds light on the individual experiences and challenges of being a soldier of Chinese ancestry.
This commemorative publication focuses on when the First World War began in 1914. Many men and women from around Australia joined the war effort. They came from a range of cultural backgrounds. More than 200 of these identified as Chinese-Australians. This publication explores some of these soldiers stories, all who had different wartime experience.
Jo Clyne (Author)
Richard Smith (Author)
Ian Hodges
Department of Veterans' Affairs (Publisher)
September 2015 ,Australia
ISBN: 978-1-877007-99-6
Chinese ANZACs
Thomas Cheong OAM
Thomas Cheong OAM shares personal experience in the Australian Airforce and the bombing of Darwin.
A collection of stories from the Museum of Chinese Australian History from WW1 and WW2
Hedley and Samuel Tong Way
The four Langtip brothers – Henry, Ernest, Bertie, and Leslie
Darley Alwyn Quoy
Dragon Footprints Series 2 - Phillip Chin Quan
