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... colonies . Likewise the defeat of France led to a struggle for possession of French colonies on the African and Asian shores of that sea . On the European shore the neutral nations of Jugoslavia and Greece were now vulnerable , and by ...
... colonies . Likewise the defeat of France led to a struggle for possession of French colonies on the African and Asian shores of that sea . On the European shore the neutral nations of Jugoslavia and Greece were now vulnerable , and by ...
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... colonies stretching from Hanoi to New Caledonia , the red patchwork of British colonies , Australia and her own New Guinea possessions , Portuguese Macao and East Timor , the United States ' satellite in the Philippines , the Dutch East ...
... colonies stretching from Hanoi to New Caledonia , the red patchwork of British colonies , Australia and her own New Guinea possessions , Portuguese Macao and East Timor , the United States ' satellite in the Philippines , the Dutch East ...
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... colonies rather than the Soviet Union . - ― Indisputably one key reason for that decision and therefore a powerful cause of the Pacific war was the Japanese estimate that the defences of the tropical colonies were feeble . The colonies ...
... colonies rather than the Soviet Union . - ― Indisputably one key reason for that decision and therefore a powerful cause of the Pacific war was the Japanese estimate that the defences of the tropical colonies were feeble . The colonies ...
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