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Migration Documentary Films in Post-War Australia
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100%
Post-war Australia
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Australia
85%
National Identity
42%
Immigrants
28%
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28%
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28%
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14%
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outside world
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100%
Australia
100%
National Identity
44%
Narrative
22%
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22%
Immigrant
22%
Industrial Development
11%
National Security
11%
Democracy
11%
Way of Life
11%
National Development
11%
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11%
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