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Both World Wars encouraged, even forced, Australian governments to assert themselves internationally. The ALP had generally tended toward a forthright international policy. Appropriately, therefore, the Curtin and Chifley governments, especially in the person of Evatt, took a significant part in founding the United Nations (UN). Evatt helped secure recognition of the rights of smaller nations in the UN and served as president of the UN General Assembly in 1948–49. The Labor governments also had some sympathy for Asian nationalist movements, most importantly in Indonesia. With the accession of Menzies and the deepening of the Cold War, attitudes became more conservative. ...(100 of 51163 words)

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