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... United States to establish in Washington , under Roosevelt's chairmanship , a Pacific War Council in which Britain and Australia spoke with equal weight . He led Australian missions to London and Washington in the same year and again in ...
... United States to establish in Washington , under Roosevelt's chairmanship , a Pacific War Council in which Britain and Australia spoke with equal weight . He led Australian missions to London and Washington in the same year and again in ...
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... United States , Russia , Great Britain , France and China . Evatt moved 38 amendments of which 26 were adopted , in whole or in part , by the conference . He failed to remove from the charter the ' big five's ' power of veto on final ...
... United States , Russia , Great Britain , France and China . Evatt moved 38 amendments of which 26 were adopted , in whole or in part , by the conference . He failed to remove from the charter the ' big five's ' power of veto on final ...
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... United States , and the question was debated in Parliament . The ' communications centre ' proved to be in fact an integral part of the United States ' world - wide nuclear deterrent system , its prime function being to communicate with ...
... United States , and the question was debated in Parliament . The ' communications centre ' proved to be in fact an integral part of the United States ' world - wide nuclear deterrent system , its prime function being to communicate with ...
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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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