The Evangelist as Star: The Billy Graham Crusade in Australia, 1959 |
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| Authors: | Judith Smart |
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| Affiliation: | Judith Smart teaches history in the School of Social Science and Planning at RMIT. She has coedited (with Tony Wood) a collection of articles on social change and war in Australia and New Zealand, An Anzac Muster, and (with John Murphy) a collection of articles on the 1950s, The Forgotten Fifties. She also edited a special issue of Australian Historial Studies on writing the history of women in Australia, Twenty Years On. Her other interests and published work deal with women and political protest, women and religion, conservative women's organizations, temperance reform, wartime propaganda, the social history of venereal disease and Billy Graham's 1959 crusade. She is currently the editor of Australian Historical Studies and, when her tour of duty is up in mid-1999, hopes to write monographs on Melbourne during the Great War and the influence of Christianity on the mass women's organizations formed in Australia in the 1920s. |
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