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ausiies dont like the british never have british dont like aussies pretty ridiuclas as they are all british in the first place
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Who were the allies and enemies of Australia in World War 1?
Australias allies in World War1 were Great Britain, France, Russia and the usa.
What was the relationship between Australia and Britain during World War 2?
What dramatic event changed Britain's relationship with Australia?
Australias involvement in World War 1?
australians involvment in ww1
What was Australias contribution to world war 2?
39,366 deaths 575,799 served
Did Hitler have a good relationship with great Britain?
No, that was what a large part of World War 2 was about. They had a very bad relationship.
Who were the allies and enemies of Australia in World War 1?
Australias allies in World War1 were Great Britain, France, Russia and the usa.
What was the relationship between Australia and Britain during World War 2?
What dramatic event changed Britain's relationship with Australia?
Australias involvement in World War 1?
australians involvment in ww1
Why was it difficult for the U.S. to stay neutral during the first part of World War 1?
The U.S. had a close relationship with Great Britain, and the war interfered with trade.
What was Australias contribution to world war 2?
39,366 deaths 575,799 served
Did Hitler have a good relationship with great Britain?
No, that was what a large part of World War 2 was about. They had a very bad relationship.
What was the relationship between Japan and Great Britain during world war 2?
Enemies.
How did Australia's relationship with Britain and US change during second world war?
They were on a break.
What was the relationship between Canada the US and Britain during world war 2?
They were allies
What relationship did turkey have with great Britain during World War 1?
They were on opposite sides.
Which nation had the strongest trade relationship with the US during World War 1?
Britain and France (APEX)
In what ways had Australias relationship with great britain changed after World War 2?
Australia's reltionship with Britain has changed due to their found national identity. Since Australia's birth Australians have considered themselves as British and that Britain was their mother country. However, over the las century Auatralians have started to move away from their British heritage and consider themselves as Australians. Many Australians these days are not even from Britain but have migrated from other Europe countries, Asia and Africa. There is a wide varitey of Australians these days which has contributed to the changed relationship with Britain.
