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Critchley Parker: Australian martyr for Jewish refugees

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Life story of Critchley Parker (1911-1942), who proposed the settlement of a substantial number of Jewish refugees in Tasmania in the immediate aftermath of WWII. Parker died of starvation and exposure while exploring possible settlement areas in Tasmania.

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