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INTRODUCTION: world policy and expansion
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DEUTSCHER KREUZERKRIEG in asiatischen und australischen Gewässern
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NEPTUNE IN THE SERVICE OF THE EMPIRE: naval power and world policy
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UNDERSTANDINGTHE NAVY AS AN ‘INSTRUMENT OF CULTURE’
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AN EXISTENTIAL THREAT? Australia in Germany’s sights
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BASES: a logistical imperative
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GERMAN INTEREST IN AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE
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GERMAN ASSESMENTS OF BRITISH-AUSTRALIAN RELATIONS
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THE NAVAL INTELLIGENCE NETWORK: cruisers and consuls
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AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE RESPONSES: countering the threat
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CRUISER WARFARE AGAINST AUSTRALIA: German planning
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EYES ON THE INDIES: regional security under threat
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GERMAN PLANNING AGAINST THE USA INTHE ASIA-PACIFIC REGION
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GERMAN PUSH TO THE GULF AND INDIAN OCEAN
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CABLE AND WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY: strategic & tactical lifeblood
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THE JAPANESE FACTOR
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THE COMMANDER IN CRISIS 1914: Graf Spee’s perspective based on his unpublished letters
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CONCLUSION
