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... troops landed in New Britain near Rabaul , and on the same day at Above : Curtin led an extremely austere and simple life . He had no social pretensions , and after he became Prime Minister , one of his main companions was his official ...
... troops landed in New Britain near Rabaul , and on the same day at Above : Curtin led an extremely austere and simple life . He had no social pretensions , and after he became Prime Minister , one of his main companions was his official ...
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... troops , including more than 15,000 Australians ( mainly men of the 8th Division ) were taken prisoner . Four days later the war reached the Australian mainland , when Japanese planes made a devastating raid on Darwin . By this time ...
... troops , including more than 15,000 Australians ( mainly men of the 8th Division ) were taken prisoner . Four days later the war reached the Australian mainland , when Japanese planes made a devastating raid on Darwin . By this time ...
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... troops had landed on the north coast of New Guinea , and , while the Coral Sea engagement was being fought , they were pushing south along the Kokoda Trail , the ... troops began Next page : General Blamey inspecting troops at Port Moresby.
... troops had landed on the north coast of New Guinea , and , while the Coral Sea engagement was being fought , they were pushing south along the Kokoda Trail , the ... troops began Next page : General Blamey inspecting troops at Port Moresby.
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