Allen Brown (public servant)

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References

• Farquharson, John (1999), Brown, Sir Allen Stanley (1911–1999), Australian National University, archived from the original on 10 November 2013

Sir Allen Brown CBE
Secretary of the Department of Post-War Reconstruction
In office 1 January 1949 –24 August 1949

Government offices
Preceded by H. C. Coombs	Secretary of the Department of Post-War Reconstruction 1949	Succeeded by Finlay Crisp
Preceded by Frank Strahan	Secretary of the Prime Minister's Department 1949 – 1959	Succeeded by John Bunting
Diplomatic posts
Preceded by Laurence McIntyre	Australian Ambassador to Japan 1965–1970	Succeeded by Gordon Freeth