A nation at war: Australian politics, society and diplomacy during the Vietnam War, 1965-1975

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List of illustrationsPrefaceAbbreviations1. Australia on the eve of the Vietnam War2. The announcement and first reactions, April-May 19653. Crises in Southeast Asia, debate in Australia, June-December 19654. Conscription and the commitment of a task force, March 19665. The long election campaign: the Government and its allies, March-November 19666. The long election campaign: controversy, the Opposition and the election, March-November 19667. Escalation amid uncertainty, 19678. The rise of dissent and protest, 19679. A new environment, a lost opportunity, 1968-6910. A new Prime Minister in a world of revolutions, 1968-6911. Doubt, dissent, defiance and destruction, 1968-6912. Towards withdrawal and the first Moratorium13. The first and second Moratoriums, May-September 197014. The third Moratorium and withdrawal from Vietnam, 1971-7215. The Whitlam government and the end of the Vietnam War, 1972-75Epilogue and conclusionsAppendix: Th

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