Torn between the panda and Uncle Sam

Hugh White

Torn between the panda and Uncle Sam

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Abstract

Two big anniversaries this year mark turning points in Australia's strategic history. Two hundred years ago, Nelson destroyed Napoleon's navy at Trafalgar. For nearly a century afterwards, Britain's naval supremacy made Australians secure from the European rivals that seemed, back then, our only potential threats.

Original language	English
Pages	3pp
No.	23 March 2005
Specialist publication	The Age
Publication status	Published - 2005

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