New Australians - 1948

Immigrants From Europe In Australia (1948) > . 
Arriving In Australia > .

Through New Eyes - Australia's Immigration in the 1900's > .

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23-12-23 Why Australia Isn’t a Complete Failure | EcEx > .

2007 What makes an Australian? | 60 Minutes Australia > .

NFSA Film Australia Collection >> .

Full History of Australia - Doc - FoL > .

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1949 PRC vs ROC 2021 ..

49-4-4 North Atlantic Treaty (49-4-4) ⇒ military alliance to guard against German or Soviet aggression.
49-4-4 onward North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) (implementation of North Atlantic Treaty ⇒ military alliance (Germany joined in May 1955) to guard against Soviet aggression.
49-5-5 ⇒ Council of Europe.

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1950-2-8 Stasi ..

50-6-25 Korean War 53-7-27 ..

United Nations and World Disputes (1950) ..

United Nations and World Disputes (1950)

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24-2-26 Why the United Nations is Obsolete - CaspianReport > .

24-5-23 Why the United Nations was Formed - Mastering Knowledge > .

23-5-14 French Defence Strategy & Rearmament - strategic autonomy, Hx - Perun > .

Corrupted, Obsolete (UN, UNWRA, ICC) - Present Tense >> .

ICC w   > Law, Legal Bodies >>

24-12-6 What’s wrong with the International Criminal Court? | ABC Aus > .

24-11-22 Mosab Hassan Yousef: Arrest warrant for Netanyahu is 'absurd' | nn > .

24-5-9 What it takes to prove genocide | It's complicated - Guardian > .

22-3-2 The International Criminal Court - Mega > .

21-2-19 International Criminal Court failing to live up to its purpose? | AEI > .

18-10-3 Why the International Criminal Court is under attack - BBC > .

> UN >>  

24-5-23 Why the United Nations was Formed - Mastering Knowledge > .

23-11-15 Multilateral Disorder - [NoXious] World (Dis) Order 5 - Stubb - STG > .

1942-1-1 Declaration by United Nations - Allied nations, WW2 - HiPo > .

> UN Failure >>   UNWRA   UNIFIL 

24-12-3 Should We Get Rid of UNWRA [yes!] - Quillette > .

24-10-20 [Co-operation between UNIFIL and Hezbollah] - TBN > .

24-6-13 [Pointless] UN Security Council Needs Urgent Reform - Here's How > .

24-2-26 Why the United Nations is obsolete - CaspianReport > .

23-11-25 [The UN has long been irrelevant] TLDR Global > .

22-5-18 Is the United Nations a Failed Organization - Nova Lectio International > .

22-1-13 United Nations Explained [How it Supposedly Works] - TLDR > .

20-6-26 How to fix the United Nations - Economist > .

18-9-30 The Problem with the UN Veto Power - NowThis World > .

17-2-14 The UN is a Failing Institution - Prof Anne Bayefsky - Oxford Union > .

Corrupted, Obsolete (UN) - Present Tense >> .

22-7-21 Why Every NATO Member Joined (Why Others Haven't) - Spaniel > .

NATO & US treaties post-WW2 - Vox > .

1950-2-8 Stasi

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1950-2-8: Stasi - East Germany's Ministry for State Security - HiPo > .

On 8 February 1950, the East German government formally established the
Ministry for State Security, widely known as the Stasi.

The Stasi was established amid the escalating tensions of the early Cold War. East Germany, backed by the Soviet Union, faced growing challenges from internal opposition and the broader ideological struggle with the capitalist West. Similar to the Soviet Union’s KGB, the Stasi was functioned as both an intelligence-gathering organization and a domestic security force. Its first head was Wilhelm Zaisser, who oversaw the agency in its initial years.

The Stasi gradually expanded its reach to monitor nearly every aspect of East German life. It employed tens of thousands of full-time staff, and had an extensive network of informants who reported on their colleagues, neighbours, and even family members. It was estimated that by the 1980s, the Stasi maintained files on millions of East Germans documenting their private lives, political beliefs, and social connections. The agency used these records to identify and suppress individuals or groups perceived as threats to the state.

In addition to domestic operations, the Stasi also conducted espionage abroad, particularly in West Germany. It infiltrated Western institutions and gathered intelligence on NATO and other organizations, solidifying its reputation as one of the most effective intelligence agencies of the Cold War era.

The Stasi’s methods were also harsh and intrusive. It used blackmail, intimidation, and imprisonment, as well as psychological manipulation, to target perceived dissidents. By the time the organisation’s activities ended following the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, the Stasi was a symbol of repression and fear in East Germany.