May we remember those who died for Australia in Gallipoli 90 years ago...
Lest we forget.. :meditate:
May we remember those who died for Australia in Gallipoli 90 years ago...
Lest we forget.. :meditate:
It is better for you to die in hope than to live in despair.
Let me be your liberator.
Err... I need to brush up on my world history... Wasn't that when the Australians attacked the Ottoman Empire in the first World War?
no, ANZAC ( Australian and New Zealand Army Corps) day is in rememberence of our rush on the turks at gallipoli.
'AUSTRALIANS ALL LET US REJOICE,
FOR WE ARE YOUNG AND FREEEEEEE!!!
WITH GOLDEN SOIL AND WEALTH FOR TOIL
OUR HOME IS GIRTH B......' ect.
Peace out and :rock:
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Yeah, fair enough. The media go way over the top with it though.
"... and so I close, realizing that perhaps the ending has not yet been written."
Correct me if I am wrong, but I am pretty sure that Turks=Ottoman Empire.no, ANZAC ( Australian and New Zealand Army Corps) day is in rememberence of our rush on the turks at gallipoli.
Bah. Fancy our substituting a Maori verse for an Australian one, only to have the Aussie PM snub us for a few snarlers on the bar-by. Streuth. Also, shame on you, Don Brash, for stirring when you're supposed to be paying respects. Speaking of paying, I got dragged into the Anzac Day sales. It was terrible, and souless, and why can't people just go one miserable day without clocking up the dollar signs?
On Anzac Day, I remember everyone who lost their lives in the two world wars, not just the Anzacs.
It's good to have a day when we can commemorate all those who gave their lives or had them taken. It's also good that Australia and New Zealand share this bond.