The homefront through the lens of the Gov't Printing Office during and after the First World War.
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Windows into Wartime engages with a series of photographs produced by the NSW Government Printing Office during and immediately after the First World War. As government photographers were on the ground shooting the image, they were not only documenting but promoting and shaping how NSW mobilised in support of Australia’s war effort.
