ANZAC DAY 25th April
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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Why Do We Have ANZAC Day?
We have ANZAC to Respect, Honor, Celebrate and Remember the Soldiers that fought for New Zealand and Australia in the Gallipoli Peninsula War.
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What's The Meaning/Signifiance Of The Poppies?
The red Poppy has become a symbol of War Remembrance, People in many Countries wear the Poppy to remember those who died in War or who still serve.
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How Do New Zealanders Celebrate ANZAC Day?
New Zealand Celebrates ANZAC Day by baking and eating ANZAC Biscuits and having Dorn Parades to remember the Soldiers.
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Why Did The War Occur?
The War occurred when an Austrian Archduke named Franz Ferdinand and his wife were killed by Sir Gavrilo Princip a month before the War occurred.
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What Is The Significance Of Flanders Field?
Flanders Field is a huge field of Poppies in Belgian, The name Flanders Fields is particularly associated with battles that took place in the Ypres Salient.
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