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Kidnapping of Sonia McMahon – senior constable's incident report

'Kidnapping' of Sonia McMahon - incident report.

This is one of several reports on matters concerning the security of Prime Minister McMahon's family between 1971 and 1973.

'Kidnapping' of Sonia McMahon - incident report.

This is one of several reports on matters concerning the security of Prime Minister McMahon's family between 1971 and 1973.

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A. Neate, Senior Constable and Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet

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1971

Citation:

A1209, 1971/9346, p.23

Keywords:

  • William McMahon

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