New Guinea Diary  by   George H. Johnston    Illustrated with Black + White Photographs Published By Angus & Robertson1944 ______________________________________________________ Overview New Guinea Diary is 1943 World War II book by Australian war correspondent George H. Johnston detailing the early Pacific campaign.  A day-by-day historical record written by the prominent covering the Papuan campaign and the threat of Japanese expansion. It provides a great counter perspective to the American perspective of the pacific theatre during World War II. Any war buffs would appreciate this book George Henry Johnston was an Australia journalist, war correspondent and novelist. He published some thirty works, several of which were written in collaboration with his wife, the writer Charmian Clift. Description Blue cloth binding with light blue lettering. Structurally the book is square, well stitched with good hinges. The dust jacket is repaired on the crown and foot of the spine and is protected in a removable Mylar transparent archival film. Please check pictures and don't hesitate to ask if you have any queries! 67