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21 Australia's Military Involvement in the Vietnam War Part 3 EndNotes




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This article is from the Vietnam FAQ, by Brian Ross, John R. Tegtmeier, Edwin E. Moise, Frank Vaughan, John Tegtmeier with numerous contributions by others.

21 Australia's Military Involvement in the Vietnam War Part 3 EndNotes

1 p.70, Pemberton, G., All the Way, Australia's Road to
Vietnam, Allen E; Unwin, Sydney, 1987.
2 p.71, Pemberton, G., All the War, Australia's road to
Vietnam.
3 p.24, Wiesbrod, H., 'Sir Garfield Barwick and Dutch New
Guinea, Australian Quarterly, June 1967.
4 p.628, 'Policy Speech on External Affairs', Commonwealth
Parliamentary Debates, House of Representatives, 9 March
1950.
5 p.881-2, Current Notes, Vo1.28, November 1957.
6 quoted p.26, Wiesbrod, H., 'Sir Garfield Barwick and Dutch
New Guinea'.
7 pp.76-9, Pemberton, G., All the Way.
8 pp.80-1, Ibid.
9 p.29, ibid.
10 p.80, ibid.
11 P.99, Pemberton, G., All the Way.
12 p.428, Renouf, A., The Frightened Country, Macmillan,
Melbourne, 1979.
13 idem.
14 p.889, 'Ministerial Statement on West New Guinea, ' ,
Commonwealth Parliamentary Debates, House of
Representatives, 15 March 1962.
15 pp.1151-1161, 'Debate on International Affairs' ,
Commonwealth Parliamentary Debates, House of
Representatives, 21 April 1962.
16 Wiesbrod, H., 'Sir Garfield Barwick and Dutch New Guinea,
Australian Quarterly, June 1967.
17 p.30, Ibid.
18 p.21, Current Notes, Vo1.33, No. 3, 1962.
19 p.431, Renouf A., The Frightened Country.
20 pp.431-2, Renouf, A., The Frightened Country.
21 p.436, ibid.
22 p.157, Andrews, E. M., A History of Australia's Foreign
Policy: from dependence to i n dependence , Longman Cheshire
, Melbourne, 1979.
23 p.1279, 'Debate on International Affairs', Commonwealth
Parliamentary Debates, House of Representatives, 21 April
1964.
24 p.2718 `Defence Review Debate' , Commonwealth
Parliamentary Debates, House of Representatives, 10 November
1964.
25 pp.174-5, Pemberton, G., All the Way.
26 p.2718 `Defence Review Debate' , Commonwealth
Parliamentary Debates, House of Representatives, 10 November
1964.
27 p.2718, 'Defence Review Debate' , Commonwealth
Parliamentary Debates, House of Representatives, 10 November
1964.
28 p.113, Watt, A., Vietnam, An Australian Analysis, F. W.
Cheshire, Melbourne, 1983.
29 p.114, Watt, A., Vietnam, An Australian Analysis.
30 Cain, F.,`Australia's road to Vietnam - Non-Labour and
Anti-Communism 1920-1966', original manuscript supplied by
the author
31.p.1, ibid.
32 pp.1060, `Vietnam - Ministerial Statement', Commonwealth
Parliamentary Debates, House of Representatives, 29 April
1965.
33 p.161 Cain F., `Australia's road to Vietnam - Non-Labour
and Anti-Communism 1920-1966'.
34 p.178, Pemberton, G., All the Way.
35 pp.436-7, Renouf, A., The Frightened Country.
36 p.2381 'Debate on International Affairs', Commonwealth
Parliamentary Debates, House of Representatives, 23 March
1965.
37 ibid.
38 pp.19-20, Clarke, G., 'Vietnam, China and the Foreign
Affairs Debate in Australia, a personal account', in King,
P., (Ed. ), Australia's Vietnam, Allen g Unwin, Sydney,
1983.
39 ibid.
40 pp.1060-1, "Vietnam - Ministerial Statement',
Commonwealth
Parliamentary Debates, House of Representatives, 29 April
1965.
41 p.436, Renouf, A., The Frightened Country.
42 p.99, Pemberton, G., All the Way.
43 p.188, Pemberton, G., All the Way.
44 p.61, Sexton, M., War for the Asking, Australia's Vietnam
Secrets, Penguin Books, Ringwood, 1981.
45 p.2718, `Defence Review Debate' , Commonwealth
Parliamentary Debates, House of Representatives, 10 November
1964.
46 p.69, Sexton, M., War for the Asking.
47 pp.140-145r Sexton M., War for the asking.
48 pp.165-171, Sexton, M., War for the Asking
49 p.47, Cooksey, R., 'Assumptions of Australia's Vietnam
Policy', World Review, October 1966.

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

Primary Sources:
Commonwealth Parliamentary Debates, House of
Representatives.

Current Notes, Vo1.28, November 1957

Secondary Sources:
Andrews, E.M., A History of Australia's Foreign Policy: from
dependence to i n dependence , Longman Cheshire , Melbourne,
1979.

Cain, F.,`Australia's road to Vietnam - Non-Labour and Anti-
Communism 1920-1966', original manuscript supplied by the
author

Clarke, G., 'Vietnam, China and the Foreign Affairs Debate
in Australia, a personal account', in King, P., (Ed.),
Australia's Vietnam, Allen g Unwin, Sydney, 1983.

Cooksey, R., 'Assumptions of Australia's Vietnam Policy',
World Review, October 1966.

Renouf, A., The Frightened Country, Macmillan, Melbourne,
1979.

Pemberton, G., All the Way, Australia's Road to Vietnam,
Allen E; Unwin, Sydney, 1987.

Sexton, M., War for the Asking, Australia's Vietnam Secrets,
Penguin Books, Ringwood, 1981.

Watt, A., Vietnam, An Australian Analysis, F. W. Cheshire,
Melbourne, 1983.

Wiesbrod, H., 'Sir Garfield Barwick and Dutch New Guinea,
Australian Quarterly, June 1967.

 

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