Correspondence between Angelina Zandona and Tomaso Saviane regarding the release of her husband Antonio Zandona

Title	Correspondence between Angelina Zandona and Tomaso Saviane regarding the release of her husband Antonio Zandona
Subject	Australia--History--20th century World War, 1939-1945--Forced removal of civilians--Australia Detention of persons Immigrants' writings, Italian Italian letters New South Wales--History South Australia Social justice Women
Category	4. World War II
Author	Varies
Keywords	Enemy aliens Italia Libera Civil Alien Corps
Creator	NSW State Library
Current holder	State Library of New South Wales
Period of reference	1942 – 1945
Link	https://collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/YEGZ6APn
Series number	DCL463733
Item number	MLMSS 5288 ADD-ON 1980/Box 01/Item 2, YEGZ6APn
Access rights	Digitised
Country of origin	Australia
Place	Yenda
Language	Italian English
Description from source	' Griffith & Leeton & Yenda ' Being mainly correspondence, 1943-1945, mainly in Italian, with branch members of Griffith, Leeton and Yenda; and correspondence, 1942-1945, in English and Italian, regarding the case of Antonio Zandona and his application for compassionate leave from work in the Civil Aliens' Corps in South Australia, to return to his sick wife, Angelina, at Yenda. Correspondents include Angelian Zandona; Jim Healy, General Secretary, Waterside Workers' Federation of Australia; Laura Gapp, Honorary Secretary, Australian Civil Rights Defence Leagues, and Federal Members of Parliament
Physical format	Correspondence
Abstract	Correspondence between Angelina Zandona and Tomaso (Tommaso) Saviano, Honorary Secretary of Italia Libera regarding Mr Antonio Zandona. Zandona was a farmer from Griffith NSW. His farm was based at Yenda. He was fined for being in possession of a photographic machine and was subsequently called up in the C.A.C. The folder contains the correspondence between Angelina Zandona and Saviane to have her husband released from South Australia Railway Construction; and between Saviane and the Minister for the Army, the Australian Civil Rights Defence League the Aliens' Department of the A.W.C., Minister for External Affairs, Waterside Workers' Federation of Australia, The Controller of Aliens (National Bank Building). Mrs Zandona was sick and had three children to look after.
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Related resources	talia Libera . New South Wales State Committee. Italia Libera (Australia). New South Wales State Committee - Records, 1942-1945, Together with the Papers of Tommaso Saviane, 1930-1943, 1930.