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Australia's Greek Cafés & Milk Bars
The history of Greek milk bars and their profound role in Australian society. It explores the stories of Greek migrants that fled poverty and war to build a new life, shaping the way Australians ate, socialised and understood community.
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The history of Greek milk bars and their profound role in Australian society. It explores the stories of Greek migrants that fled poverty and war to build a new life, shaping the way Australians ate, socialised and understood community.
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Runtime:53 minutes
Studio:Fork Films AU
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