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The Fight for Australia: From Changi and Darwin to Kokoda - the Triumph of Bravery, Mateship and Courage That Saved Us in World War II

The Fight for Australia: From Changi and Darwin to Kokoda - the Triumph of Bravery, Mateship and Courage That Saved Us in World War II

Paperback

Series: Hachette Military Collection

Armed ForcesWorld War II

ISBN10: 0733639119
ISBN13: 9780733639111
Publisher: Hachette Australia
Published: Jun 28 2024
Pages: 530
Weight: 1.13
Height: 1.18 Width: 5.06 Depth: 7.81
Language: English
The compelling story of Australia's desperate fight for survival during World War II. In the dark days following the fall of Singapore in February 1942, Australia faced its toughest battle yet. It was centrestage and under direct attack from seemingly invincible Japanese forces. Winston Churchill was demanding our best battle-hardened troops stay in North Africa while President Roosevelt called for them to fight the Japanese in Burma. But Prime Minister John Curtin insisted, in an act of defiance, that they return to defend their homeland. Australia had never been more isolated - strategically, politically and physically. Or less prepared. In this masterful and gripping account, Roland Perry brings to life the bravery of our fellow Australians: from the forces engaged in brutal frontline fighting in the jungle, sea and air, to the backroom strategic campaigns waged by our politicians, and the sacrifices made on the home front. THE FIGHT FOR AUSTRALIA is the rich and revealing story of how we, as a nation, fought for our very survival - and stood up for our interests, against friend and foe alike. Now part of the HACHETTE MILITARY COLLECTION.

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