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    How to Plan a Revolution


     
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    Author
    Rubensohn, Sim; Cogger, Pip
    Date
    1948
    Publisher
    Liberal Party of Australia
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    Document Type
    Audio Spoken Word Recording
    Access Status
    Open Access
    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/11343/21328
    Description

    The collection of 22 episodes comprises: Does Shopping Shorten Women's Lives, The Low Down on Communism, Hello Suckers, Where Was Your Son Last Night, Creeping Paralysis, Van Winkle Wakes Up, Threat from the Wilderness, The Enemy Within, Freedom isn't Free, Outside the Law, Pattern For Peace, Guilty Men, The Strongest Link of All, How to Plan a Revolution, Educate or Perish, Let’s Get Busy, Who Owns Big Business M.H.R., Mission from Moscow, You Land & Mine - John Batman, Island Adventure, The Decline and Fall of Mr Quick

     

    John Henry Austral collection, 1989.0137, University of Melbourne Archives

     

    original control number: 479896B

     
    Abstract
    John Henry Austral was a fictional character developed by Sim Rubensohn for the Liberal Party of Australia’s election campaign in the late 1940s. In total there were 200 episodes of a fifteen minute dramatised radio programme described as being "part serial, part satire [and] part soapbox", although only 22 episodes are held by the University of Melbourne Archives. These copies have not been digitally remastered, but this can be arranged by negotiation with the University of Melbourne Archives.
    Keywords
    radio; John Henry Austral; political advertising

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