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Who was accused of being 'soft on communism?'
Labour
When was the 'Dancing Cossacks' advertisement released?
1975
The 'Dancing Cossacks' advertisement helped which PM to be elected?
Robert Muldoon
When was the Waterfront Dispute?
1951
What were the waterfront workers referred to as?
wharfies
How long did the waterfront dispute last?
151 days
At its peak, how many waterside workers participated in the protest?
22,000
What did the government and employers describe the waterfront dispute as?
A strike
What did the waterside workers describe the waterfront dispute as?
A lockout
What were the immediate causes of the waterfront dispute?
Increase in cost of living - need for higher wages.
What was "bloody Friday"?
Police violently dispersed up to 1000 marchers in Queen street and many got hurt.
When was "Bloody Friday"?
1st June 1951
What were the immediate consequences of "Bloody Friday"?
One person got a fractured skull and 20 others got lacerations, concussions and bruises.
Who was the prime minister during the Waterfront Dispute?
Sidney Holland
When did the Waterfront Dispute start?
13th February 1951
When did the Waterfront Dispute end?
July 1951
In what year was the protest vessel ‘The Rainbow Warrior’ bombed and sunk by French spies?
1985
Name of the two frigates New Zealand contributed to Operation Grapple
HMNZS Rotoiti and HMNZS Pukaki
When was the “New Zealand Nuclear Free Zone, Disarmament, and Arms Control Act” passed?
1987
Who was Prime Minister when the “New Zealand Nuclear Free Zone, Disarmament, and Arms Control Act” was passed?
David Lange
Which party was in power in New Zealand during the Waterfront dispute?
National
What are four specific health impacts of Agent Orange?
Birth defects, bladder cancer, miscarriages, leukemia
What was the name of the contaminant in Agent Orange that caused the negative effects?
Dioxin
What was the purpose of using agent orange?
To deprive the vietnamese of food and cover
How many litres of Agent Orange were distributed in Zone 3?
20 million
What year did the NZ government formally acknowledge NZ personnel in Vietnam had been exposed to Agent Orange?
2008
In what year was ANZUS formed?
1951
In what year was SEATO formed?
1954
Who did NZ and Australia fear would rise to power again in the Pacific which lead to the formation of ANZUS?
Japan
Who was the Prime Minister of NZ when ANZUS was formed?
Sidney Holland
Which alliance put pressure on NZ to participate in the Vietnam War?
SEATO
Name 3 countries who were a part of SEATO
France, Thailand, Australia
How many New Zealanders served in Kayforce?
4700
When was the NZ Wool boom?
1950-1951
What was NZ’s ranking in world wide wool producers in 1950?
3rd largest
When Japan surrendered at the end of WWII, where was Korea divided ?
38th parallel
This city was the only communist capital to fall during the entire Cold War
Pyongyang
Which treaty was signed during the Korean war?
ANZUS
Where were NZ soldiers stationed in Vietnam?
Phuoc Tuy province
When were NZ soldiers in Vietnam?
1965 - 1972
How many New Zealanders served in the Vietnam War?
3,500
How many soldiers were killed during the Vietnam War?
37
How many NZ soldiers died in the Korean war?
45
How many NZ frigates were sent to the korean war?
6
What did PM Sydney Holland think about the communist threat in Korea? (Quote)
“…communism was on the march, backed up by the vast military power of the Soviet state”
Who was North Korea controlled by after WW2?
USSR
Who was South Korea controlled by after WW2?
USA
When was the Vietnam war?
1955 - 1975
When was the Memorandum of understanding signed?
2006
Operation Ranch Hand dates
1962-1971
How many litres of agent orange were sprayed over how much of Vietnam’s land?
45 million litres over 13% of Vietnam land
Who apologised to Vietnam veterans as part of Tribute 08 and when?
Helen Clark on the 28th of May 2008
Which organisation denied entry to Vietnam veterans until the Memorandum of Understanding was signed?
RSA