The eight sources in this section can be used to examine Australia’s relationship with the United Kingdom and the United States during World War II but also includes a source relating to the 1920 visit to Perth of the Prince of Wales.

	Invitation to banquet with the Prince of Wales, Perth, 1920		John Curtin and Eleanor Roosevelt at an official dinner, Canberra, 1943
	Prime Minister Curtin greets General MacArthur, 1943		Commonwealth leaders at Prime Ministers' Conference, London, 1944
	Excerpt from an interview with Hazel Craig, 1997 - excerpt 3		John Curtin at RAF bomber station, UK, 1944
	'British War Leaders' collectors' card depicting John Curtin, 1950

For further information about Australia's international relations during wartime see:

• Crisis at Home and Abroad from John Curtin: A Man of Peace, A Time of War
  

• The Art of the Possible: Creating an Independent Australian Foreign Policy

• Independent Foreign Policy from Aspirations of a Working Class Man: Achievements under John Curtin's Leadership

• Assessments of the MacArthur-Curtin Relationship from the General and the Prime Minister: Douglas MacArthur and John Curtin