The MS 9878 collection largely consists of research material collected by Pauline Armstrong during the preparation of her theses on the Save Our Sons Movement of Victoria and Frank Hardy. Included are correspondence, photocopies of articles and book extracts, photographs and other graphic material, audio-visual material, interview transcriptions, drafts and proofs. The collection was maintained and listed by Armstrong's husband, Bruce Armstrong, and his lists and explanatory notes have been incorporated into the collection (25 boxes, 5 cartons).
Political activist, historian and writer. In the 1970s Pauline Armstrong was active in the Save Our Sons Movement of Victoria, and, in 1991, she wrote her Masters thesis on its history. Armstrong's Ph.D. thesis, "A critical biography of Frank Hardy" (1997) was later reworked and published as Frank Hardy and the making of Power without glory (2000).
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