Milt Luger Fellowships
The Milt Luger Fellowships are awarded for projects which investigate and document aspects of Australian history, life and culture through research based largely on the collections and records held within the State Library of New South Wales. Preference will be given to research projects which have not received any prior support and which highlight the role of innovation and leadership in Australian life.
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Previous winners
2008
Ms Agnieszka Sobocinska for research into the history of Australian travel to Asia, 1939-2006.
View references to a published article and a bibliography of resources used by Agnieszka in her research (PDF 80KB)
Ms Nicole Sarkis for research into Sydney animal protectionists, 1880-1914.
View a bibliography of resources used by Nicole in her research (PDF 70KB)
2004
Mr Nathan Wise (top shortlisted candidate) for research on 'A working man's hell: working class mentalities of work and leisure in New South Wales during the 1900s and 1910s and in the Australian Imperial Forces during World War I'.
Nathan has published the following:
Nathan Wise, 'The Lost Labour Force: Working-Class Approaches to Military Service During the Great War', Labour History vol. 93, Nov. 2007
