Charles Allan Aberhart memorial - interviews

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Title

Charles Allan Aberhart memorial - interviews

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PrideNZ

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PrideNZ

Description

Interviews with family members and people who attended the memorial event to honour Allan Aberhart, on the 60th anniversary of his killing in Hagley Park. The memorial itself, took place in Hagley Park on 23 January 2024 and can be heard here. A special thank you to the Rule Foundation for funding the recording of this significant event, and to ...

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Audio

Date created

23-01-2024

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PrideNZ.com

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https://www.pridenz.com/charles_allan_aberhart_memorial_interviews.html

Locations

Hagley Park North, Christchurch

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