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The influence they had on the Australian people.

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The influence they had on the Australian people.

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The Australian Labor Party and its leader Arthur Calwell were strongly opposed to Australia taking part in the war. In June, Menzies declared that Australia was at war in Vietnam. In 1967, Australian troops fighting in Vietnam increased to 8,300.The Australian public were also extremely against theconscription act.

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why each of these groups protested about the war?

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why each of these groups protested about the war?

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The ALP opposed the commitment of troops to Vietnam, but it was difficult to form a distinct policy for a party that was widely split over many issues. Labor leader Arthur Calwell had the unenviable job of responding to the government in parliament. While opposing the War, he could not be seen to be anti-American or unpatriotic. Calwell supported the ideas of the British and Canadian governments, who encouraged the United States to enter negotiations with North Vietnam.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDHyB0kE5Z0