I'm Damned if I Know

I'm Damned if I Know is a 1972 Australian television play by Kenneth Cook.

[2] A school teacher and practising Christian, Paul Armstong, is a conscientious objector.

[3] Cook later said it, and other works of his like Stockade and The Wine of God's Anger arose "out of a tremendous sort of emotional reaction against particular circumstances.

[5] The Age called it "topical, punchy and close to the bone... a rare play that dealt with a real life issue.

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