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My Great-Grand-Uncle:
General Sir John Monash.
Born John Mussolini.
Indigenous Australian.

People who are Adopted by New Legal Parents do NOT have to Conceal their Original Cultural and Family Background after their Adoption.

When Gerneral Sir John Monash died in 1931, he left a written request in his estate document about his WW1 service awards. He asked that the medals be melted down to very small pellets, and that the rest be incinerated to ash. Then the two comdined and added to the repository specifically for that purpose, at the Shrine of Rememberance he helped lobby for, design, and get built, on St Kilda Road. As he was childless and homosexual when he died, the medals cannot be re-issued under Australia law, and Australian Army regulations.

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​​Below are images of Allessandro Mussolini and his Son General Sir Monash.​

Below that are images of my Grandfather "Stalin", my Great-Grandfather Kaiser Adolf Hitler the Hoehnzollern, and Sir John's paternal brother Benito Mussolini (also my Great-Grand-Uncle). All mem in the images have one thing in common, they were born in what is now Gippsland, or had a parent from Gippsland.

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Aboriginal Flag:
Official Statistics State Over 416,000 Australians
were Enlisted in the Military During WW1.

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280,000 +

There Were NO "Coordinates" Sent to Troops Dropped Off
in "Landing Boats" (by Larger Vessels) Detailing How & Where
to Get Ashore at Gallipoli in Turkiye During WW1.
All Those Military Personnel Needed was a
Compass & Direction from the Drop-Off Point.
With Details of Shoreline Landmarks to Look Out For. 

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