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How Many Australians Tomorrow?
Arthur Calwell.
Excerpted from a 1945 book by Arthur Calwell, the Minister for Immigration and Information, How Many Australians Tomorrow? in which he outlines the history of Australia’s population growth till then and explains his views on increasing the numbers through immigration.
Created:
15 May 1945
Date Added:
25 March 2002
Source:
"How Many Australians Tomorrow?" Melbourne, Reed & Harris, 1945
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Length:
9 pages
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