Biography
Malcolm “Max” Parker was a conscientious objector imprisoned at Sandstone Correctional Institution during the Second World War. His memoir recounts refusing prison work in opposition to wartime conscription, administrative segregation and a hunger strike. The anthology identifies his historical prisoner number as 2501-SS.
Malcolm “Max” Parker was a conscientious objector imprisoned at Sandstone Correctional Institution during the Second World War. His memoir recounts refusing prison work in opposition to wartime conscription, administrative segregation and a hunger strike. The anthology identifies his historical prisoner number as 2501-SS. Three-year sentence mentioned in Parker’s memoir; actual confinement at Sandstone Correctional Institution and prior county jail established. Exact endpoints and completed duration unknown.
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