James Harrison (Australian governor)

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rdf:type	Military personnel from Victoria (Australia) Person educated at Geelong College owl:NamedIndividual 1912 birth 1971 death Australian Army personnel of World War II Australian Companion of the Order of the Bath Australian general Governor Governor of South Australia
rdfs:label	James Harrison (Australian governor)
owl:sameAs	dbr:James_Harrison_(Australian_governor)
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skos:prefLabel	James Harrison (Australian governor)
skos:altLabel	James Harrison James William Harrison Major General Sir James Harrison Major General Sir James William Harrison Sir James Harrison
clgo:activeYearsEndDate	1971-09-16
clgo:activeYearsStartDate	1968-12-04
clgo:almaMater	Royal Military College, Duntroon
clgo:battle	World War II
clgo:birthDate	1912-05-25
clgo:birthPlace	Camperdown, Victoria Victoria (Australia)
clgo:birthYear	1912
clgo:deathDate	1971-09-16
clgo:deathYear	1971
clgo:militaryBranch	Australian Army
clgo:militaryCommand	Eastern Command(1966–68) Officer Cadet School, Portsea(1951–54) Western Command(1957–60)
clgo:monarch	Elizabeth II
clgo:nationality	Australians
clgo:orderInOffice	26th Governor of South Australia
clgo:serviceEndYear	1968
clgo:serviceStartYear	1930
clgo:successor	Mark Oliphant
clgo:militaryRank	Major general (Australia)

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