The Second World War was an entirely different proposition for Australia from the First World War.The disastrous toll of the 1914–1918 conflict, the shattering of the idealistic schemes for international order that followed it and the presence of a hostile and feared Asian empire close to the north meant that Australians regarded the declaration of war as a grim necessity, not a cause for celebration as in 1914.
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ISBN:
9781742708645
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Hardback
Pages:
304
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28cm x 25cm
Weight:
1780g
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Richard Pelvin
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