The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Depicts a map of the Japanese offensive between 1941-42. A caricature of Prime Minister Tojo illustrates the course of the War with Japan. Occupied territories marked on the map include Thailand, Sumatra, Java, Borneo, Philippines, China, Manchuria, Malaya, Burma, Timor and New Guinea. The poster also includes extracts from German and Japanese radio broadcasts and newspapers to incite Asian countries to join the Allies in defeating the German-Japanese alliance.
General Tojo became Prime Minister of Japan during the Second World War. As the most powerful leader in the government during this time, he approved the attack on Pearl Harbour and pushed the Japanes
General Tojo became Prime Minister of Japan during the Second World War. As the most powerful leader in the government during this time, he approved the attack on Pearl Harbour and pushed the Japanes
General Tojo became Prime Minister of Japan during the Second World War. As the most powerful leader in the government during this time, he approved the attack on Pearl Harbour and pushed the Japanes
The Series consists mainly of transcripts of short-wave radio broadcasts, press releases, reports on received foreign national radio broadcasts ("Listening Post" reports), news bulletins, commentaries
Series number AWM55 Series title Allied Translator and Interpreter Section (ATIS) publications Series contents range 02 Nov 1931 - 02 Aug 1950 Extent 15.44m Access conditions Subject to the Austr