Official Meetings and Conferences

Black-and-white images of formal meetings and discussions among government and military officials in the late 1940s, showcasing diplomatic engagement.

Australia's Premier Makes Whirlwind Trip To Besieged Berlin. Australia's Premier, Mr. Join. Chifley with German officials at a meeting of the Independent German Trade Unions which he attended at, union headquarters here during his whirlwind visit of only six hours to besieged Berlin. At head of table left to right - Mr. Foggan head of British manpower in Germany Mr. Chifley an unnamed woman interpreter: and Brigadier F.G. Gallaghan, head of the Australian Military Mission in Berlin. Mr. Chifley, who talked with prominent British and German officials during his brief visit, emphasised that Australia completely agreed with Britain and America regarding Berlin. Any other standpoint would be unthinkable, he said. July 12, 1948.
Australia's Premier Makes Whirlwind Trip To Besieged Berlin. Australia's Premier, Mr. Join. Chifley with German officials at a meeting of the Independent German Trade Unions which he attended at, union headquarters here during his whirlwind visit of only six hours to besieged Berlin. At head of table left to right - Mr. Foggan head of British manpower in Germany Mr. Chifley an unnamed woman interpreter: and Brigadier F.G. Gallaghan, head of the Australian Military Mission in Berlin. Mr. Chifley, who talked with prominent British and German officials during his brief visit, emphasised that Australia completely agreed with Britain and America regarding Berlin. Any other standpoint would be unthinkable, he said. July 12, 1948.