Australia in WW2

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his you'll have to research for yourself. Off the top of my head, I'd go for Blenheim.

the Burma Railway is a railway 415 km (280 miles) long railway stretching between Thailand and Burma.

64 times in between the 19th of February 1932 and the 12th of November 1943.

The Australian Capital Territory does not have a gemstone emblem.

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I'd never actually heard of him before, but thought it might be interesting to do a search and find out.

As a spy he was successful for what I would say was several reasons. He firstly had significant knowledge of what he was targeting - the US navy.

He conducted his activities in a region he didn't stand out by race due to large numbers of Japanese in Hawaii at the time and was involved in local gossip.

Yoshikawa spent a lot of time spying and reported this regularly and although in code the Americans had cracked, they hadn't given it much importance... so a little luck was on his side.

As soon as he realised the attack on America all evidence was destroyed. He was picked up on the day of the attack but without any evidence Yoshikawa was only held as a diplimatic prisoner.

That said... he was not "successful" later in life as the Japanese after the war lay much blame on him.

There was an initial policy of destruction of resources in the North to deny them to an invasion. When it became realised the the Japanese were not going to invade, this ceased.

nuts, strawberries, some shellfish.

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The war ration stamps are very common and the demand for them in the collector's circle is not very high. A complete book might get $10, partial books and single stamps are not going to be anywhere near as valuable.

The sentimental value is of more worth, as it reminds people of the struggles and their contribution to the war effort.

He was a revolutionary who assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria. His group, The Black Hand, had planned the attack and wished to create disorder and terror, something they accomplished as the assassination is widely claimed to have started the first World War.

as an adjective, it is simply "casual" you could also use "ocasional". If you mean clothing, you could use "caso" or ropa deportiva"

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I was born on Sept 18th, 1979!

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The Petrov Affair, which happened in 1954, was important because it led to the breaking of diplomatic relations between the Soviet Union and Australia and because it moved Australia much more firmly towards anti-communism.

Before the Petrov Affair, there was controversy within Australia as to how to respond to communism. Robert Menzies, then the Prime Minister, had tried to outlaw the Communist Party but had been overruled by the High Court and had lost in a referendum on the issue. This vote was extremely close, showing that there was a great deal of public sentiment on each side of the issue.

When the Petrov Affair happened, the dynamic changed and Australia became much more anti-communist for some years to come. This is seen most clearly in the fact that diplomatic relations between the two countries were severed and were not restored at all for five years.

A person living in emergency and transitional shelters most likely lived in the Northeast region

we had a casual day in the office today.

yesterday, we had a free casual day at school.

Australia started out as a British penal colony in 1788 at Port Jackson, which is now part of Sydney.

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The driving distance from Albany to Esperance is 480km.

Edward Hammond Hargraves was born in Gosport, Hampshire, England on 7 October 1816.

US Census of 1930 was 122,775,046 according to the Census Bureau.

They were accepted as immigrant-settlers.

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