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New Zealand troops marching to a memorial service in Westmin
A column of New Zealand troops marching to commemorate those who fell attempting to seize the Gallipoli peninsular during the First World War. The service was attended by some two thousand Australian and New Zealand troops or Anzacs, (an acronym of the two countries) as they were known, as well as the King and Lord Kitchener
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Estimated Product Size is 24.2cm x 19.7cm (9.5" x 7.8")
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EDITORS COMMENTS
In this solemn and historic photograph, a column of New Zealand troops marches towards Westminster Abbey in London, England, on December 11, 1916. The troops are participating in a memorial service to honor those who lost their lives attempting to seize the Gallipoli peninsula during the First World War. The service was attended by an estimated two thousand Australian and New Zealand troops, collectively known as Anzacs, as well as King George V and Lord Kitchener. The Gallipoli Campaign, which took place between April and December 1915, was a major military operation during the First World War. The Allied forces, including Australian and New Zealand troops, aimed to control the Dardanelles Straits and secure a sea route to Russia. However, the campaign ended in failure, resulting in heavy casualties for the Anzacs. This memorial service was an important moment in the history of both Australia and New Zealand, as it marked the first time that the Anzac troops had been united in Europe since the Gallipoli Campaign. The event was a significant display of unity and camaraderie between the two countries, and it highlighted the sacrifices made by their soldiers during the war. The photograph captures the somber and reflective mood of the occasion, with the troops marching in perfect formation, their faces serious and focused. The image is a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by the Anzacs during the First World War and the enduring bond between Australia and New Zealand. This image is a valuable historical record of an important moment in the history of both Australia and New Zealand, and it is a testament to the bravery and sacrifice of the Anzac troops during the Gallipoli Campaign. The photograph is from the Mary Evans Picture Library and is a reminder of the rich historical heritage that it preserves.
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