ANZAC Day History
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ANZAC DAY
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What is ANZAC Day?
We commemorate ANZAC Day every April 25, but why is it considered our most important national occasion?(Lower Primary)
ANZAC: The Gallipoli Story
This was the landing at Gallipoli, on April 25, 1915, as described by some of the men that lived through it.
More than 50,000 Australian troops fought here. 4:46
More than 50,000 Australian troops fought here. 4:46
Fast Facts - New Zealand: The First World War
The video focuses on New Zealand's involvement in the First World War. 1:45Fast Facts - World War 1: Trench Life
A look at what life was like in the trenches for soldiers of the First World War. 1:44A Tribute to the Original ANZACS
Dedicated to all who have gone in harm's way on behalf of Australia and New Zealand.This is the Gallipoli campaign in the Dardenelles. 7:37
The Gallipoli Speech of Ataturk
The compassionate words of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk for the fallen soldiers of Gallipoli. 2:59The Last ANZAC Song
The Last ANZAC song was written to perpetuate the memory of Alec Campbell, the last ANZAC.Alec expressed his hope for World Peace. He believed that if we strive for peace in our local communities,
this would flow on to the rest of the world. 2:59
Anzac - Gallipoli 1915
WS Room 13 selected the song Godspeed by the Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, to commemoratethe bravery of the Anzac troops at Gallipoli. 5:28
Letter from Gallopili
Frank Clark's letter from Gallipoli produced for the Auckland War Memorial Museum by Storyboards. 3:34ANZAC Song Tribute
The Anzac song describes the realization that young men have given their lives so we can live in a free country. 3:07More Resource Videos:
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Annual Resources
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