Munich to Vietnam : Australia's relations with Britain and the United States since the 1930s
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Munich to Vietnam : Australia's relations with Britain and the United States since the 1930s
Melbourne University Press , U.S.A. and Canada, International Specialized Book Services, 1991
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 199-225) and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This up-to-date analysis tells the real story of Australia's changing relations with its two "great and powerful friends". Australian foreign relations can only be properly understood when the differing tensions in the triangular relationship between Australia, Britain and the United States are fully assessed. Examining a series of international crises - Munich, Pearl Harbour, the Cold War, Suez, the Malayan Emergency, Korea, and Vietnam - "Munich to Vietnam" is aimed at anyone interested in international relations and specifically Australian foreign policy over the last fifty years.
Table of Contents
- Munich, Paul Twomey
- Poland to Pearl Harbour, Carl Bridge
- Pearl Harbour to Nagasaki, David Day
- the origins of the Cold War 1947-49, P.G. Edwards
- the Cold War 1949-51, Ritchie Ovendale
- the Korean War and the origins of Anzus, R.J. O'Neill
- the Suez Crisis of 1956, W.J. Hudson
- the Malayan Emergency and confrontation, Derek McDougall
- Britain's withdrawl from east of Suez, John Darwin
- trade diplomacy from Ottawa to the European Community, John O'Brien
- Vietnam, R.B. Millar.
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