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an extremely conservative organisation, its intervention in these fields happened
almost invariably to benefit anti-Labor parties whose policies tended to be like its
own. Of course many thousands of returned soldiers held radical views.
an extremely conservative organisation, its intervention in these fields happened
almost invariably to benefit anti-Labor parties whose policies tended to be like its
own. Of course many thousands of returned soldiers held radical views.
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This was particularly — and predictably — true of A.S.I.O., the secret police
intelligence organisation, nominally responsible only to the Prime Minister and
the Attorney - General. Under the previous governments there had been, within
the ...
This was particularly — and predictably — true of A.S.I.O., the secret police
intelligence organisation, nominally responsible only to the Prime Minister and
the Attorney - General. Under the previous governments there had been, within
the ...
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203 A.S.I.O.: see Australian Security Intelligence Organisation Askin. Robert. 352
-3, 364 'Aspro' factory in Melbourne, 1 10 Asquith. Lord Herbert. 1 1 1 '
Association' (anti-Communist group). 295 Athletics. 28. 231-2 Atomic Energy
Commission.
203 A.S.I.O.: see Australian Security Intelligence Organisation Askin. Robert. 352
-3, 364 'Aspro' factory in Melbourne, 1 10 Asquith. Lord Herbert. 1 1 1 '
Association' (anti-Communist group). 295 Athletics. 28. 231-2 Atomic Energy
Commission.
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ANATIONFOR A CONTINENT c 19001903 | 12 |
Arrival of the New Baby | 19 |
Legislation and White Australia | 29 |
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