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... Australia therefore return the mandated territory of New Guinea embracing the north east of New Guinea , New Britain , New Ireland , and the Solomons ... Australians remained wary of Japan's territorial ambitions Australia's Pacific War 245.
... Australia therefore return the mandated territory of New Guinea embracing the north east of New Guinea , New Britain , New Ireland , and the Solomons ... Australians remained wary of Japan's territorial ambitions Australia's Pacific War 245.
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... Australia to Japanese pressure was acute . The Australian government had to face the fact that if Japan invaded Thailand or the Netherlands East Indies , Australia might have to remain neutral rather than risk offending Japan . When ...
... Australia to Japanese pressure was acute . The Australian government had to face the fact that if Japan invaded Thailand or the Netherlands East Indies , Australia might have to remain neutral rather than risk offending Japan . When ...
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... Australia , it was hoped , would soon be isolated from Britain and the United States and be forced to withdraw from ... Australia : the connection between Australia and India and the British mother country will be broken by means of ...
... Australia , it was hoped , would soon be isolated from Britain and the United States and be forced to withdraw from ... Australia : the connection between Australia and India and the British mother country will be broken by means of ...
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