Demonstrators and Semper press car during Moratorium in Brisbane 1970

Grahame Garner (1970). Demonstrators and Semper press car during Moratorium in Brisbane 1970. Grahame Garner.

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Creator	Grahame Garner
Title	Demonstrators and Semper press car during Moratorium in Brisbane 1970
Publisher	Grahame Garner
Publication date	1970-09-18
Contributor	Grahame Garner
Type	photograph
Format	image/tif
Source	Fryer Research Mss F3400, Fryer Library, The University of Queensland
Language	eng
Rights	For all enquiries about this work, please contact the Fryer Library, The University of Queensland.
Subject	430101 History - Australian
Abstract/Summary	Demonstrators in Brisbane, Australia with banners and flags during Moratorium march 1970. Semper press car (Volkswagon Kombi) can be seen. Protestors are outside the Presbyterian Church of Queensland (now Uniting Church) in Ann Street, Brisbane. In the background, scaffolding can be seen at the construction site of the Crest Hotel. Semper Floreat is the student newspaper of the University of Queensland.
Keyword	Radicalism -- Australia Civil rights -- Queensland Social movements Processions -- Law and legislation -- Queensland Vietnam War, 1961-1975 -- Protest movements -- Queensland -- Brisbane Queensland -- Politics and government -- 1965- Political activists Semper Floreat Ann Street Brisbane
Additional Notes	If you have further information about this photograph, please email fryer@library.uq.edu.au

Document type:	Image
Collection:	Radical Protest and Street Marches in Brisbane, 1960-1980

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