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Beyond Azaria

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Publication Date

1999-11-01

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Chamberlain, Michael

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Abstract

Beyond Azaria is Michael's first public record of his personal philosophy and feelings during a time of severe public scrutiny following the death of his daughter Azaria Chamberlain, his job, his reputation and any opportunity to ever regain his former status as happy, private family man.

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Azaria , Ayers Rock , dingo

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Chamberlain, M. L. (1999). Beyond Azaria. Melbourne, Australia: Information Australia.

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9781863502771 (hbk.)

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