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Aus foreign policy after WWII Cheat Sheet (DRAFT) by

Australia's foreign policy following the Second World War

This is a draft cheat sheet. It is a work in progress and is not finished yet.

Dates - Turmoil in Asia (1945-­1966)

Indonesia
Date
Event
17 Aug 1945
Sukarno Becomes leader of Indonesian puppet government
1945-1949
Indonesian national revolu­tio­n/war of indepe­ndence
1949
Dutch allow Indonesia to regain indepe­ndence
Malaysia
Date
Event
16 June 1948
3 European factory workers murdered by communists
1948 - 1960
Malayan Emergency
8 Dec 1962
Brunei Revolt
20 Jan 1963
Indonesia announces Konfro­ntasi towards Malaysia
1963-1966
Konfro­ntasi wars
Korea
Date
Event
25 June 1950-1953
Korean War

Brunei Revolt

Armed revolt in Brunei indicated widespread resistance to the Malaysia plan
 

Dates - Austra­lia's response to the wars

Date
Event
1950
Communist party dissol­ution bill
31 May 1950
Aus Foreign Minister tells US that AUs will support them in Korea
31 May 1951
Menzies announces to Parliament that Aus will now send military support to British in Malaysia
April 1964
Aus joins Konfro­ntasi wars - it fights to protect Malaysia against Indonesia
 

Dates - Australian Foreign Policy after WWII

Date
Event
1951
South East Asia Treaty Organi­sation (SEATO)

Dates - Australian Foreign Policy after WWII

Date
Event
1951
South East Asia Treaty Organi­sation (SEATO)