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Records with keyword 'Japan'

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Excerpt from ABC radio broadcast of the Prime Minister's address to the nation.

Australia declares war with Japan – excerpt of Prime Minister John Curtin's address to the nation

Excerpt from ABC radio broadcast of the Prime Minister's address to the nation.

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The Antarctic Treaty.

The Antarctic Treaty

The Antarctic Treaty was signed by 12 nations on 1 December 1959. It has been hailed as the first disarmament treaty of the nuclear age.

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A black-and-white Australian World War II propaganda poster.

Anti-Japan World War II propaganda poster – Now we must smash them!

A black-and-white Australian World War II propaganda poster.

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War Cabinet Minute from 8 December 1941, about outbreak of hostilities with Japan.

Outbreak of war with Japan – War Cabinet minute

This is the record of discussions and decisions of a meeting of the Australian War Cabinet held in Melbourne on 8 December 1941.

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A memorandum titled 'White Australia and the vast empty spaces'.

Japanese propaganda and White Australia during World War II – memorandum

This is a memorandum regarding the White Australia Policy, 29 May 1941.

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This is a newspaper article about the White Australia Policy.

Criticism of White Australia policy in Malaysian newspaper after events of World War II

This is a newspaper article about the White Australia Policy, as published by The Malaya Tribune, 03 May 1947.

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Letter to the editor, Daily Telegraph, opposing the migration of Japanese citizens to Australia.

Opinions against Japanese migration to Australia – letter to the editor, Daily Telegraph

Letter to the editor, Daily Telegraph, opposing the migration of Japanese citizens to Australia.

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Instrument of Surrender, Rabaul

Instrument of Surrender – surrender of all Japanese Armed Forces in Papua New Guinea

This document is a World War II Instrument of Surrender by Japanese Forces in New Guinea, New Britain, New Ireland, Bougainville and adjacent islands.

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Secret cablegram for W Nash

Japan, Australian migration policy and the war – personal message from Prime Minister John Curtin to W Nash

This is a personal message from Prime Minister John Curtin to W Nash, regarding Japan and World War II.