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Doris PilkingtonBiography & Memoir · History·b. 1937
Rabbit-proof fence
In 1931, three Aboriginal girls are forcibly removed from their families in Western Australia. Led by the eldest, Molly, they escape their government-run institution and embark on an arduous journey of over 1,500 miles to return home. Guided by the rabbit-proof fence, they must rely on their wits and bushcraft to survive the harsh Australian landscape and evade capture.