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How and why did Japans relationship with Australia change after World War 2?
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∙ 12y ago
well during the war their was suspision at the Japanese people living in Australia.they were put in camps until the war was over.their was also many australians taken as prisioners of war.When these P.O.W were released it couldn't be helped but to show hatred towards japans torcherous ways.it was not until remembrence day that people actually accepted Japan and an understanding and friendship and or a type of truce was made.
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What was the relationship between Australia and Asia like in World War 1?
In WW1 most of Asia was colonised by one European country or another and aside from the places colonised by the Germans such as Papua New Guinea they got along well. As a mater of fact Japans navy patrolled Australia's shore while what navy we had was off to Europe to fight England's war.
What was Australia's relationship with America and England during World War 2?
Australia's relationship with Britain started to deteriorate when Australia wanted to bring their troops home to defend Australia but Britain wanted to use them elsewhere. Australia turned to America and they united to fight japan.
How did Australia's relationship with England change from 1788 to 1914?
There was no relationship between England(Britain) and Australia(Terra Nullis)BEFORE 1788. In 1788, the First Fleet (11 ships) came to Australia. These ships had convicts, food and officers on them. The ships transported them to Port Jackson at Botney Bay in New South Wales and they built a settlement. Australia was referred to 'Terra Nullis' until 1901 where Australia was given it's name 'Australia'. So basically, Australia was a 'convict dumping place' to England from 1788 till 1914 where World War 1 started, and Australia decided that they would help England defend their offenders.
What were Japans strengths in World War 2?
* A totally dedicated and motivated Armed Forces. * A supportive homefront. * A powerful Navy.
How did Australia-Asia relations change as a result of World War 2?
As a result of WW2 Asia became free to start trading on its own behalf and Australia had to change its strategy's from dealing with colonial powers to to dealing with Asian country's and cultures.
How did Australia's relationship with Britain and US change during second world war?
They were on a break.
What was the relationship between Australia and Asia like in World War 1?
In WW1 most of Asia was colonised by one European country or another and aside from the places colonised by the Germans such as Papua New Guinea they got along well. As a mater of fact Japans navy patrolled Australia's shore while what navy we had was off to Europe to fight England's war.
How did Pearl Harbor change history?
it changed the world by changing the rules, like rules of engagement and changing the lives of japans people for the rest of their lives.
What was Australia's relationship with America and England during World War 2?
Australia's relationship with Britain started to deteriorate when Australia wanted to bring their troops home to defend Australia but Britain wanted to use them elsewhere. Australia turned to America and they united to fight japan.
How did the relationship between Britain and Australia change after World War 2?
Australia became free of Britains constitutional links during World War 2, ending it's colonial status. With British defeats at the hands of the Japanese forces allowing Japan to threaten Australia, Australia turned to the United States for assistance. While politically and economically close still, after World War 2, Australia became less dependent on Britain.
Japans World War 2 emperor?
Emperor Hirohito.
What was the result of Japans invation into other countries?
World War.
What were Japans reasons for fighting us in World War 2?
yes
How was japans dictatorship during World war 2?
Japan had an Emporer.
Who was japans general during World War II?
General Tojo
Who helped Japans economic recovery after World War 2?
USA
What was the relationship between Australia and japan in World War 2?
they are at war kill and or defeat the enemy
