Talk:Isabel Flick

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Flick's date of death edit

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It took some footwork to confirm Flick's year of death. Her autobiography, published in 2004, gives both 2000 [p. xiv, xviii] and 2002 [p. 254], but the "2002" appears to be a typo. A 2001 journal article (Heather Goodall (2001) "Mourning, Remembrance and the Politics of Place: A study in the significance of Collarenebri Aboriginal Cemetery", The Public History Review, 9: 72-96.) confirms that she died on February 16, 2000. I have added sources to the article to clarify this discrepancy. Ackatsis (talk) 07:16, 6 June 2019 (UTC)Reply

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