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Australia, 1938: Dockworkers refused to help Japan massacre the Chinese. Their own government turned against them.
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Australia, 1938: Dockworkers refused to help Japan massacre the Chinese. Their own government turned against them.
In November 1938, a ship called the Dalfram arrived at Port Kembla, Australia, to collect iron for Japan. Japan had invaded China and its army had massacred civilians in Nanjing. The Australian dockworkers knew what the iron might be used for. They refused to load it. The government threatened them with punitive legislation. Thousands of […]
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