Recently I came across the following image. It matched a quote perfectly in the story The Blood Vote: Mosman votes YES, others NO, about how women from both sides argued their positions in the Conscription referendum of Oct 28, 1916.

In his book Their Name Liveth for Evermore: Mosman’s Dead in the Great War 1914-1918, George Franki was unable to identify all those whose names appear on the western face of the Mosman War Memorial. As a result of research for the Mosman Library website, Doing Our Bit, Mosman 1914-1918, those eight unknown Mosman war dead are now fully identified below.

John Bryan, 17 August 2020

Six months before the end of the Great War a new and deadly strain of Influenza emerged.