Guide to the Papers of D.C.S. Sissons

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MS 3092, MS Acc09.106

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Class MS 3092. Original consignment

Series 1 (3 boxes) of MS 3092 comprises copies of Sissons' writings from his completed research. The remainder of the collection (57 boxes) consists of research files on such subjects as Australians in Japan; Australian trade and immigration policies towards Japan; Australian involvement in the Allied occupation of Japan, 1945-1950; Japanese prisoners of war in Australia; Second World War war crimes trials; and, Japanese espionage in Australia. The collection also includes material gathered for a biography of Professor James Murdoch, the first Australian professor of Japanese. In June 2006 Sissons incorporated his papers held at MS 8230 into this collection...

Series 1. Writings by Sissons, 1956-2006

This series comprises copies of writings by Sissons, which resulted from his completed research. Included are articles, conference papers, lectures and book chapters. They are grouped into sub-series by topic and listed by title.

Subseries 1_2. Japan and Australia
'Karayuki-san: the Japanese prostitutes in Australia, 1887-1916', Historical Studies, Vol. 17, Nos. 68 and 69, 1977 (File 10)

Class MS Acc09_106. Consignment added 2009

The Acc09.106 instalment comprises three audio cassettes containing a lecture delivered by Sissons during a seminar on "A-J [Australia-Japan] relations" at Monash University on 11 October 1997; and, a coverless booklet with annotations by Sissons on the "Tokyo trial" of 1946-1948 by Solis Horwitz [1950]...

A-J Relations Seminar, Monash University 11/10/1997 - Tape 1, 11/10/1997 (Item NLA.MS-SAV011048) - Cassette-Box 544

[A-J may mean Australia-Japan]

A-J Relations Seminar, Monash University 11/10/1997 - Tape 2, 11/10/1997 (Item NLA.MS-SAV011049) - Cassette-Box 544

[A-J may mean Australia-Japan]

A-J Relations Seminar, Monash University 11/10/1997 - Tape 3, 11/10/1997 (Item NLA.MS-SAV011050) - Cassette-Box 544

[A-J may mean Australia-Japan]


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