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Category: WWI

REMEMBRANCE DAY – PHOTO ESSAY – MELBOURNE

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| Armistace Day, Australian Army, Melbourne, November 11, Remembrance Day, Shrine of Remembrance, Vietnam Veterans, WWI

REMEMBRANCE DAY SPECIAL PHOTO-ESSAY IN STEP: Victorian State Premier John Brumby (without hat) gives an eyes right salute to the eternal flame as he marches up the steps to the Shrine of Remembrance, Melbourne, 11 November 2008… The Premier has gone out of his way to make himself known as the Veterans’ Premier… THE SHRINE […]

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REMEMBRANCE DAY– REMEMBERING ALL

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| Anzac Legend, Gallipoli, Paul Keating, Ray Martin, Rwanda, Vietnam War, WWI

Vietnam is part of the Anzac legend forged on the shores of Gallipoli in 1915. REMEMBRANCE DAY– REMEMBERING ALL — Vietnam part of the ANZAC Legend forged at Gallipoli ON LINE OPINION – Australia’s e-journal of social and political debate http://www.onlineopinion.com.au/view.asp?article=8135&page=0 Remembrance Day: remembering all By Sasha Uzunov – posted Monday, 10 November 2008 Recent […]

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KEATING’S SHORT MEMORY

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| Gallipoli, Kokoda, Paul Keating, Vietnam War, WWI

Keating was eager to send Australian troops to Rwanda, Africa in 1994 but there was no criticism of Gallipoli back then. (Photo courtesy of Ken Pedler) KEATING’S SHORT MEMORYBy Sasha Uzunov Paul John Keating, Australia’s Prime Minister from 1991-96, has been at it again. –letting go with comments that would guarantee media exposure. His latest […]

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