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21 mars 2019
- handle: 10670/1.3bbnge
- isbn: 9781783744947
- eisbn: 9791036525049
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Andrew Kelly, « Introduction: Disharmonious Allies », Open Book Publishers, ID : 10670/1.3bbnge
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In August 1952, delegates from Australia, New Zealand and the United States met in Honolulu for the first formal round of discussions over how the ANZUS Treaty—a defence alliance signed by these countries in September 1951—would work in practice. The treaty required each signatory to “respond to the common danger” in the Pacific, and these powers indeed saw mutual dangers at the time. The Korean War had been raging for over a year and showed no immediate signs of ending. A Communist governmen...