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Rev. Francis John "Frank" Hartley (11 March 1909 – 5 July 1971) was an Australian Methodist minister who served as a padre in wartime New Guinea, and became a peace activist, one of the three "peace parsons".

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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament Prahran, Victoria Queen's College, Melbourne Bright, Victoria Australian military chaplains Returned and Services League of Australia University of Melbourne Victor James (minister) Mentioned in despatches Rutherglen, Victoria Freedom of speech Murrumbeena, Victoria Crimes Act Military chaplain Otira Methodist Home Missionary Training College Meals on Wheels World Peace Council prizes A. M. Dickie 1909 births 1971 deaths Activists from Melbourne Australian Christian pacifists Bachelor of Divinity Australian Methodist ministers Melbourne Town Hall Yarrawonga, Victoria Newport, Victoria Oakleigh, Victoria Ormond College Melbourne City Council Melbourne College of Divinity World Peace Council Fellow-traveller Wonthaggi, Victoria Wandiligong, Victoria Citizen Military Forces dbr:Australian_Peace_Council dbr:Idris_Williams_(Australian_unionist) dbr:Somers_Youth_Camp dbr:Tyabb_Training_Farm
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