Japan invading, and becoming an increasing threat, Curtin broke ranks with Winston Churchill (the United Kingdom’s Prime Minister). Instead of assisting the Mother Country, he put his focus into protecting Australia and its people. This immediately drew flames from Churchill, but in the end, Curtin did what was right, and protected this nation. To further secure the nations safety, Curtin looked to Theodore Roosevelt (President of the United States) at this time, saying, “Without any inhibitions of…
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