Jeff Grey Jeff Grey: A Life in History (UNSW Canberra, 2018). In 2018 the National Library published his edited collection, Victory on Gallipoli and other What-ifs in Australian History (National Library of Australia, 2018), and he edited a collection of essays in memory of our late colleague Prof. Several recent books also deal with the Great War, including a book on Armenia, Australia and the Great War (co-written with Vick Babkenian) and the National Library’s The Crying Years: Australia's Great War. IV of the Oxford Centenary History of Australia and the Great War (both published in 2015). He has recently focused on the Great War, publishing since 2005 several books dealing with it, including Quinn’s Post, Anzac, Gallipoli, Men of Mont St Quentin, Digger Smith and Australia’s Great War, Lost Boys of Anzac and his most recent books, Die in Battle, Do not Despair, the Indians on Gallipoli, 1915 and his ‘Society’ chapters of Vol. Peter has published more than 30 books, mainly in the field of Australian military-social history, though he has also published in British imperial military history ( White Mutiny), battlefield research ( A Stout Pair of Boots) medical history ( For Fear of Pain) and bushfires ( Black Saturday at Steels Creek). As a public historian Peter worked across the range of responsibilities of museums in exhibitions, publications, public programs and education as well as in research. Peter Stanley, spent 33 years as a ‘public historian’ – working with the Australian War Memorial (where he was Principal Historian) and at the National Museum of Australia (inaugural head of its Research Centre) before commencing at UNSW Canberra in 2013 as Research Professor.

Bad Characters by Peter Stanley