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PLEASE NOTE Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers should note that this video contains the names and possibly images of deceased persons.


In 1931, three young girls set off an extraordinary trek across Australia, from south to north, crossing over 1500km in an effort to get home. They were part of Australia's 'Stolen Generation', mixed-raced Aboriginal children taken from their families and placed in settlements far from home...

**I had made an error in the video earlier, stating that they had got close to Marble Bar, when I actually mean to say the two men who helped them were FROM Marble Bar. Apologies, I do make errors sometimes, and thank you to the person who pointed it out to me! This has now been removed.**

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Follow the Rabbit-Proof Fence by Doris Pilkington (Nugi Garimara)
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Rabbit-Proof Fence (DVD)
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Daughter of the River Country by Dianne O'Brien
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For my images and footage, thanks to:

Pixabay
Wikimedia Commons, especially:
Brian Jenkins (Bjenks)
Roguengineer
Calistemon
Travis Saron
Jim Bendon
Gazjo
And Territory Stories, particularly:
Library & Archives NT. Clarke, B. (1940). Children with Catholic sisters. Duncan Jenkins Collection, PH0094-0168;
Library and Archives NT. (1930). Women and children. S. Cawood Collection, PH0284-0021;
Library & Archives NT. Lillicrapp, Bill (1940). House girls. William Henry Lillicrapp Collection, PH0847-0253
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