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English: Statue of General Sir John Monash in King's Domain, Melbourne.
The plaque reads:
General Sir John Monash
Soldier and Engineer
Commander the Australian Corps France 1918
Chairman State Electricity Commission 1921–33.
1865 – 1931

https://citycollection.melbourne.vic.gov.au/sir-john-monash
Date Photo: October 3, 2004
Statue: unveiled on November 12, 1950.[1]
Source Self-photographed
Author Photo: User:Gsl
Statue: William Leslie-Bowles[2] (1885-1954)[3]
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