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... Allied troops , most of them Australians , who successfully beat off repeated German attacks until they were relieved in October . During the northern summer other Australian forces played a major part in denying the use of Syrian bases ...
... Allied troops , most of them Australians , who successfully beat off repeated German attacks until they were relieved in October . During the northern summer other Australian forces played a major part in denying the use of Syrian bases ...
Page 262
... Allied armies in base areas . Fighting in the Pacific War was peculiarly savage and bloody , because of the cruelty and fanatical capacity for self - sacrifice of the Japanese troops . In every war propaganda accuses the enemy of ...
... Allied armies in base areas . Fighting in the Pacific War was peculiarly savage and bloody , because of the cruelty and fanatical capacity for self - sacrifice of the Japanese troops . In every war propaganda accuses the enemy of ...
Page 285
... Allied Control Council to guide MacArthur , Supreme Commander of the Allied Occupation forces . Moreover he obtained British agreement to the appointment of W. Macmahon Ball , Professor of Political Science at the University of ...
... Allied Control Council to guide MacArthur , Supreme Commander of the Allied Occupation forces . Moreover he obtained British agreement to the appointment of W. Macmahon Ball , Professor of Political Science at the University of ...
Contents
A NATION FOR A CONTINENT c 19001903 | 12 |
THREE ELEVENS IN THE FIELD c 19041908 | 55 |
LABOR IN POWER c 19091913 | 68 |
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