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An Australian World
Professor James Curran
The rise of Asian nationalism
MAR 27, 202427 MIN
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Description
This episode is about Australia and the National Independence movements in Southeast Asian region, the issue which above all dominated Australian defence and foreign policy during the 1950s and 1960s. There is a particular focus on Indonesia’s independence and the fate of West New Guinea.
Voice Actor: Associate Professor Nick Eckstein

