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Natalie’s story

3 April 2023

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Year: 2020
ABC
Series: Creating a Nation
Number: 1

Natalie Seiz’s father and paternal grandparents arrived in Australia as refugees of both Russian and Chinese communist regimes. Watch Natalie describe the experiences of her parents and grandparents in 50s and 60s Australia.

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