The Whitlam Government 1972-1975
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The Whitlam Government 1972–1975 by E.G. Whitlam
In this definitive and detailed account, former Prime Minister Gough Whitlam offers a passionate defense and a comprehensive analysis of his tumultuous three years in power. Written by the man at the center of the storm, this book chronicles the sweeping legislative program that transformed Australian society—from the establishment of Medibank and the modernization of family law to the ending of conscription and the recognition of China.
Beyond the policy achievements, Whitlam provides a first-hand perspective on the political struggles of the era, culminating in the unprecedented constitutional crisis of 1975. Essential reading for students of history and politics, this volume captures the vision, the achievements, and the dramatic dismissal of one of Australia’s most significant governments.
Author: Gough Whitlam
Published: 1985, Penguin Random House Australia, Australia
Genre: Regional History
The Whitlam Government 1972–1975 by E.G. Whitlam
In this definitive and detailed account, former Prime Minister Gough Whitlam offers a passionate defense and a comprehensive analysis of his tumultuous three years in power. Written by the man at the center of the storm, this book chronicles the sweeping legislative program that transformed Australian society—from the establishment of Medibank and the modernization of family law to the ending of conscription and the recognition of China.
Beyond the policy achievements, Whitlam provides a first-hand perspective on the political struggles of the era, culminating in the unprecedented constitutional crisis of 1975. Essential reading for students of history and politics, this volume captures the vision, the achievements, and the dramatic dismissal of one of Australia’s most significant governments.