


Easter at Tobruk
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Highly Commended: IP Picks 2006, Best FictionIn Easter at Tobruk Christianity and war collide in an Australian context. With engaging candor the novel explores changing values in our society since the Second World War.The narrative focuses on two Easters, that of 1941 when Australian troops entered Tobruk in North Africa, and another fifty years later. The main character, Rob, finds himself caught in an improbable time-warp, breathing colour into events and characters too often rendered with historical dispassion.
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First Published
2006
Pages
208 pages
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Editions
2
Publisher
Interactive Publications
Language
ENG
Status
Published
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