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How did the outbreak of war in 1914 impact government and feminist reactions to the international sex industry?
The outbreak of war in 1914 marked a new departure in the history of government and feminist reactions to the international sex industry.
Why was the postwar Australian government concerned about the presence of foreign prostitutes?
The postwar Australian government was concerned about racial decline and wanted Australia to be seen as a civilized and advanced society on the international stage.
How did Australian governments' views on foreign prostitutes change by the middle of the 1920s?
By the middle of the 1920s, most Australian governments no longer regarded the presence of foreign prostitutes as beneficial or even benign.
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