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Page 379
... Vietnam were Communists , backed with arms and moral support by Red China and Red Russia . Therefore they must be fought to the death lest they take over the whole of Vietnam and Indo - China and so strengthen world Communism . Even ...
... Vietnam were Communists , backed with arms and moral support by Red China and Red Russia . Therefore they must be fought to the death lest they take over the whole of Vietnam and Indo - China and so strengthen world Communism . Even ...
Page 380
... Vietnam would be likely to oppose China as the two countries had been enemies for thousands of years . In any case , they believed , it was utterly immoral to wage war upon a country thousands of kilometres away simply because that ...
... Vietnam would be likely to oppose China as the two countries had been enemies for thousands of years . In any case , they believed , it was utterly immoral to wage war upon a country thousands of kilometres away simply because that ...
Page 509
... Vietnam War , 373 , 374 , 381 ends military action in Vietnam , 385 first flight between Australia and , 130 home of O'Malley , 79 influence on Australian media , 370 investment in 1960s : 370 involvement in Vietnam War , 290 , 324 ...
... Vietnam War , 373 , 374 , 381 ends military action in Vietnam , 385 first flight between Australia and , 130 home of O'Malley , 79 influence on Australian media , 370 investment in 1960s : 370 involvement in Vietnam War , 290 , 324 ...
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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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