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The Riddle of Les Coleman MP: The Life and Political Times of the Dlp's First Le

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ISBN-13
9781925138153
Book Title
The Riddle of Les Coleman MP
ISBN
9781925138153
Publication Year
2017
Type
Textbook
Format
Paperback
Language
English
Publication Name
The Riddle of Les Coleman MP
Item Height
148mm
Author
L.P. Coleman
Publisher
Connor Court Publishing Pty LTD
Item Width
210mm
Subject
Politics, History
Number of Pages
300 Pages

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In 1955 the Australian Labor Party (ALP) split. Commentators generally describe it as resulting from federal issues. But it began in Victoria, involved predominantly Victorians, and left its deepest mark in that state. A balanced conclusion with decades of hindsight is that: The Labor Party Split of the 1950s was fundamentally a Victorian phenomenon (Costar, Love and Strangio, 2005: 23). The dispute became public in February 1955 when Premier Cain and other Labor leaders in Victoria resigned from the ALP state executive in protest following its vote criticising ALP Federal Parliamentary Leader Bert Evatt. It then degenerated into a bitter argument between popularly elected Labor leaders and a Catholic dominated machine that later became the Democratic Labor Party (DLP). In March 1955 the DLP supporters in the Victorian parliament elected as their leader Hon. P.L. (Les) Coleman OBE, who was a member of the Legislative Council. During the previous two years he had organised the Queen's visit to Victoria and played a key role in preparations for the 1956 Olympic Games. He was the subject of public speculation as Melbourne lord mayor and Victorian premier, successful in business, active in numerous charities and widely regarded as one of the best ministers in the state Labor government. Perhaps most significantly, virtually all his close political friends continued to support the ALP. But he surprised them and observers by throwing this away to follow a group with which he seemed to have little, apart from religion, in common. This is Les Coleman's story. It began as a family history and narrowed to focus on Coleman, my grandfather. I remember him as a kindly old man, reserved and quiet. Like many I have pondered the reason why he chose to support the nascent Democratic Labor Party in what was neatly described by his friend Hector Crawford as my riddle with Les Coleman . That, in fact, encapsulates my research question: Why did Coleman follow the DLP group out of the ALP in 1955? The answer comes mostly in the words of those who knew him and participated in the events in question. My researches took me to almost 40 people who knew Coleman and worked with him in parliament and outside. Interviews with them were conducted during 1984-86, some ten years after Coleman's death, and were specifically structured to seek opinions and judgements of his activities and of the political times in which he lived. Those interviewed included eight of Coleman's relatives, four South Melbourne identities, two members of the 1945-1947 Cain cabinet, three members of the 1952-1955 Cain cabinet, four of the Victorian MPs expelled from the ALP with Coleman, secretaries of the two Victorian transport unions in 1954, two members of the 1956 Olympic Games Organising Committee and other key figures of the time. As a clear indication of how transient oral history is, all but a couple of those whom I interviewed are now deceased. I must acknowledge the generosity and openness of those who agreed to meet me: only two refused and both courteously. Most of those interviewed asked that some of their comments not be attributed. This has been respected and the points they made were checked and appear anonymously in the text, with published references as support whenever possible. I found that some memories had inevitably faded; most reminiscences contained a measure of evaluation and explanation. Many historians rightly question the validity of such oral history. My response is that this work provides a unique perspective that supplements other analyses. In particular it enables focus on the human side of the Split by tracing personal and political associations, motivations and allegiances, which are typically overlooked in political analyses that assume clinical calculus underlies decisions.

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Publisher
Connor Court Publishing Pty LTD
ISBN-13
9781925138153
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Author
L.P. Coleman
Publication Name
The Riddle of Les Coleman MP
Format
Paperback
Language
English
Subject
Politics, History
Publication Year
2017
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
300 Pages

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Item Height
148mm
Item Width
210mm

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L.P. Coleman
Genre
Biographies & True Stories

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