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Notes of Sir William Harrison Moore on the change of government in 1930, and how that may affect Australia's Military/ Defence Stance.
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Title
Notes of Sir William Harrison Moore on the change of government in 1930, and how that may affect Australia's Military/ Defence Stance.
Subject
The change of government to Labour in Sept. 1930, and the ways this will affect Military/ Defence Expenditure.
Description
Sir William discusses how the change to a Labour Government has led to less Military Expenditure, and positive steps towards reversing policies which had compelled "the young to learn the acts of war".
He is also worries however, by the concern the Government shows over the potential for the British to relinquish Singapore.
He is also worries however, by the concern the Government shows over the potential for the British to relinquish Singapore.
Creator
Sir William Harrison Moore
Source
Addenda to Sir Harrison Moore's Paper
Publisher
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Date
1930
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Language
English
Type
Notes
Identifier
University of Melbourne Archives, Moore, Sir William Harrison (1867-1935) Collection, Box 16 (of 21), series 10/3
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Citation
Sir William Harrison Moore, “Notes of Sir William Harrison Moore on the change of government in 1930, and how that may affect Australia's Military/ Defence Stance.,” Interwar Internationalism: An Archival History, accessed April 16, 2024, https://tretzthurs10.omeka.net/items/show/23.
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