Australia Since the Camera, Volumes 4-7Cheshire - Australia |
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... united in its support of appeasement than was the British . There were no Edens or Churchills in the UAP . So Australia energetically pursued its appeasement policy towards Japan as well as towards Germany and Italy , although there ...
... united in its support of appeasement than was the British . There were no Edens or Churchills in the UAP . So Australia energetically pursued its appeasement policy towards Japan as well as towards Germany and Italy , although there ...
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... United States has made steady progress towards being Australia's second biggest source of imported goods , but does not buy nearly as much from Australia as does Japan . American investment , however , has become a tremendous factor in ...
... United States has made steady progress towards being Australia's second biggest source of imported goods , but does not buy nearly as much from Australia as does Japan . American investment , however , has become a tremendous factor in ...
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... United States nor Australia is a declared participant . The United States elected to enter the conflict to support a weak and allegedly corrupt government in South Vietnam against a North Vietnam government that was clearly nationalist ...
... United States nor Australia is a declared participant . The United States elected to enter the conflict to support a weak and allegedly corrupt government in South Vietnam against a North Vietnam government that was clearly nationalist ...
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