I think you mean 'Populate or Perish.' It refers to Australia's problem of increasing its population so that the country would have enough people to defend it against an invader. In 1942 Australia with its small population was in grave danger of Japanese invasion. The British had been defeated at Singapore, forcing Australia to seek an alliance with the US. After the war, the next likely invader was Communism. The Australian government attempted to increase its population naturally, with little success, before accepting white immigrants from Europe to become Australians.
After WW2, Australia had very nearly been invaded so the general thought among the Australian people was to populate or perish. At the same time, Europe was destroyed by war with hundreds of millions of people with no where to go. Put the two and two together and thats why Australia accepted a boom of migrants following WW2.
Australia's $1 features scenes from aviation history.
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It happen because Japan tried to invade Australia so the government want to up the population
I think you mean 'Populate or Perish.' It refers to Australia's problem of increasing its population so that the country would have enough people to defend it against an invader. In 1942 Australia with its small population was in grave danger of Japanese invasion. The British had been defeated at Singapore, forcing Australia to seek an alliance with the US. After the war, the next likely invader was Communism. The Australian government attempted to increase its population naturally, with little success, before accepting white immigrants from Europe to become Australians.
Australian Economic History Review was created in 1961.
Australian Garden History Society was created in 1980.
After WW2, Australia had very nearly been invaded so the general thought among the Australian people was to populate or perish. At the same time, Europe was destroyed by war with hundreds of millions of people with no where to go. Put the two and two together and thats why Australia accepted a boom of migrants following WW2.
Prime Minister's Prize for Australian History was created in 2007.
Prime Minister's Prize for Australian History ended in 2012.
there is no such move as perish wish there is perish song; but not perish wish
Populate is a verb.
It is not significant in Australian history, however, it is an icon of Australia simply because they are a native animal of the continent.
Australia's $1 features scenes from aviation history.
The cast of Australian History - 1971 includes: Neville Teale as Himself - Narrator