User:RoslynSKP

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My work of writing or rewriting virtually all the articles describing the Sinai and Palestine Campaign of the First World War to B-class and quite a few to GA, which began on a Bloomsday in June 2010 three and a half years ago, ended on 2 January 2014.

Let them eat cake.

"A woman writing a letter with her maidservant" gazing out the window by Johannes Vermeer

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This user graduated from Melbourne State College now the University of Melbourne.

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I am the beneficiary of a free tertiary education. Thank you Prime Minister Whitlam. Acknowledgements and thanks also go to –

1963/4 to Frank and Craig for introducing me to military history via the American Civil War
1976 to CDLB for encouraging me to think about a tertiary education
1978/82 to Melbourne State College and Victoria College, Prahran for opening your doors to mature age students, and introducing me to research techniques and life-long learning
1985/95 to Melbourne University for the transition from electronic typewriter with a memory to computer, with training and the opportunity to develop a database, supported by their IT department
2002 to Vanessa and Peter for the computer on which I began this work
1897/1982 to my father EAS [1] who served during the Sinai and Palestine campaign of World War I.