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... considered Germany an unwelcome interloper in the colonial field , poli- ticians and publicists in South Africa , Australia , and New Zealand saw a more immediate danger in the potential threat to their security . It was not an abrupt ...
... considered Germany an unwelcome interloper in the colonial field , poli- ticians and publicists in South Africa , Australia , and New Zealand saw a more immediate danger in the potential threat to their security . It was not an abrupt ...
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... considered an attack on German territory in South Africa " in conflict with the interests of the Union and of the Empire . " 23 Upon resumption of the debate the next day , Defense Min- ister Smuts echoed Botha's call for loyal ...
... considered an attack on German territory in South Africa " in conflict with the interests of the Union and of the Empire . " 23 Upon resumption of the debate the next day , Defense Min- ister Smuts echoed Botha's call for loyal ...
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... considered colonial problems as a " region of urgency " and assigned them to the eminent historian and student of British colonial policy , George Louis Beer.54 It proved to be an astute choice . An early Inquiry report used by Wilson ...
... considered colonial problems as a " region of urgency " and assigned them to the eminent historian and student of British colonial policy , George Louis Beer.54 It proved to be an astute choice . An early Inquiry report used by Wilson ...
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