Kelvin Crombie

Author and Australian Historian, Kelvin lived in Israel for almost twenty-five years. ​ He developed a childhood interest in Israel while reading of Australia’s military involvement in the Middle East during both World Wars. This awareness was triggered by the service of two uncles who served in the Middle East during the Second World War and particularly in one uncle who died at Tobruk in 1941. He also gained an early interest in the Australian Light Horse (mounted infantry) involvement in the Middle East. The Australian and New Zealand soldiers were known as ANZAC’s.

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Is the ANZAC Legacy at Risk?

Is the ANZAC Legacy at Risk?

There were three pivotal battles fought by Australian and New Zealand (ANZAC) soldiers during the First World War in the Middle East region.  These we…

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