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What were the reasons behind Australia's involvement in world war 2?
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Australia was a colony of Great Britain.
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Australias involvement in World War 1?
australians involvment in ww1
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What were the reasons for us involvement in World War 2?
Self defense, the US was attacked.
What was the motivation behind Stanley Milgram experimental study of obedience?
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How did world war 2 end for the Australian's?
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Australias involvement in World War 2?
Yes, Australia was a major contributor to the Allied effort in World War II; Australian troops fought in North Africa, Europe, and in the Pacific.About 41,200 Australians died in World War II.(About 1 man for every 200 Australians at that time)At one point there was serious danger that the Japanese would invade Australia. In particular the city of Darwin was heavily bombed by Japanese aircraft.
Why is the union jack on australias flag?
Cause we used to own Australia and all of the Pacific. In fact, once 1 third of the world was run by the UK
