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Trove: Source of more research (Sep 2025)

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More research can be sourced on this Wiki topic using the Australian online library database Trove, where newspaper articles bear the tag of Dick DIAMOND (or adding that tag to relevant Trove articles). It should be noted and distinguished from another prominent Dick DIAMOND of the same period, Rudolph Richard DIAMOND (1906–1967) who was involved in Sydney, with the Australian Federation of Jewish Ex-servicemen and women (FAJEX).–Q8682 (talk) 06:30, 12 September 2025 (UTC)Reply

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Trove: Source of more research (Sep 2025)