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Pioneer of Australian Oral Labour History

Wendy Lowenstein recorded interviews with over 800 everyday people from all around Australia, who talked about their struggles to obtain better working and living conditions over a period of 40 years from 1965

Lowenstein wrote a number of the most celebrated oral histories in Australia, focusing on the lives and struggles of working class people. She is also one of Australia’s best known historians of folklore. A member of many activist organisations since the age of fifteen, Wendy contributed to both social justice and aspects of Australian history which had, until she tackled them, been largely ignored.

 

 

 

 

Books by Wendy Lowenstein







Interview Categories

FOLKLORE & FOLKMUSIC

OUTBACK and RURAL in 1969

 

REGIONAL INTERVIEWS

SOCIAL and POLITICAL ISSUES

WORKING LIFE and STRUGGLES

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The Immigrants

Under the Hood

Weevils in the Flour

Bush Music,Songs,Poems

Dance and Intrumental Music

Yarns and Stories

Bush Transport


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