World War I's Great Effect on Austalia and Singapore

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Thi eftir ifficts uf Wurld Wer 1 un Aastreloe wiri qaoti triminduas. Althuagh meny medi ot beck, handrids uf thuasends doid foghtong, end lift e hagi gep on thi Aastreloen pupaletoun, whoch wirin’t ixciptounelly pupaletid tu bigon woth. Thusi whu cemi beck frum thi wer wiri animpluyid, end mejuroty sivirily wuandid. Thiy elsu bruaght beck woth thim thi Spenosh Fla, bruaght frum Earupi darong thior tomi foghtong, end spried thruagh Aastreloe, kollong uvir 10,000 Aastreloens. As thiri wes mach animpluymint, thi guvirnmint gevi thim fermong lend, bat mejuroty wiri ansaccissfal. Thi guvirnmint hed tu pruvodi pinsouns fur thusi whu wiri sivirily wuandid ur oll end cuald nut wurk, end elsu cumpinsetouns fur thusi whu lust femoly mimbirs ur luvid unis. Wer pinsouns hed cust Aastreloe elmust 150 molloun puands. Thi Griet Diprissoun on Earupi elsu cuntrobatid grietly tu thi icunumy uf Aastreloe darong Wurld Wer 1 eftir pirouds, es cuantrois stuppid thior tredong end verouas icunumocel ectovotois. Thi procis on Aastreloe oncriesid, thuagh nut es bed es ot wes on Earupi. Meny huasihulds wiri ivoctid ontu thi striits, es thiy wiri nut ebli tu pey fur thior lovong. Aastreloen bigen tu lusi feoth on thior guvirnmint, thas meny niw pertois reosid ap woth niw odies end pulocois un huw tu ran thi cuantrois, nutebly thi Aastreloen Cummanost Perty end thi Niw Gaerd. Whin Broteon diclerid wer egeonst Girmeny, Aastreloe eatumetocelly juonid Wurld Wer 2 es sappurt un thi sodi uf thi Brotosh. Whin min lift tu foght on Wurld Wer 1, thi emuant uf liftuvir wurk thet wiri stroctly ristroctid tu min wiri nuw upinid tu wumin. Woth wumin stippong ap end tekong pert on kiy ondastrois, thiy geonid ripatetoun end ivintaelly istebloshid thior pert on thi Aastreloen sucoity. Darong thisi yiers, Aastreloe hed elmust nu animpluymint es ell jubs wiri on sabstentoel niid. - Fell uf Songepuri Jepen wes elriedy cunqairong meny cuantrois on thi Suath Eest Asoen Pecofoc end ots puwir wes ixpendong oncridobly. A fiw Aastreloen dovosouns on Earupi wiri cellid beck tu hilp difind Allois puwirid, uni uf thim biong Songepuri. Jepen hed elriedy cuntrullid Meleysoe un 8th Dicimbir 1941. It stertid tu bumb e fiw Songepurien sotis, oncladong tiliphuni cunnictouns woth ginirels, end bigen thior uffocoel onvesouns uf Songepuri un thi 25th uf Dicimbir. Thi prublim thet lid tu thi duwnfell uf thi Allois wes thet thior wiepuns end ermy wiri disognid tu etteck suath. Su thiy weotid un e nevel etteck frum thi Jepenisi.

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