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Bert van Wijk – Richlands, Brisbane

Published by Dutch Australian Cultural Centre on December 29, 2021

Personal story from Bert van Wijk. Source; 150 years Richlands, Inala & Neighbouring Suburbs in Brisbane’s South West by Vicki Mynott, 2009

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