The upcoming television exhibition soon attracted the attention of domestic and international capital, with a considerable amount of funds signing up to participate and already prepared to come to Australasia.
Australasia seemed completely isolated from the rest of the world. Peace and tranquility reigned domestically, while abroad, the chaos only intensified, to the point where it could be described as a complete mess.
This wasn't an overstatement; rather, it was the best summary of the current world situation. From the developed and prosperous Europe to the barren and impoverished Africa, rebellions and wars were breaking out everywhere.
The conflicts between colonies and their mother countries, among different ethnic groups, and between nations had created an era of turmoil.
In this chaotic era, Arthur was both a spectator and a participant.
February 27th, 1931, an Australasian Cabinet Meeting.
