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Rewind - Anzac Day
25 ImagesThey shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old; Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning. We will remember them.
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Returned soldiers collecting for the Red Cross during a procession down Macquarie Street, Sydney, on April 25 1916. Credit:Staff
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A group celebrate after the Sydney march in 1946 with a song and a beer. Credit:Ernest Bowen
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Clive Newman of Canberra, holds up a picture taken when he was 20 years of age and after he had spent seven months at Gallipoli. Picture taken on 12 April 1975, before boarding the aircraft taking him and other veterans on a pilgrimage to Gallipoli for the diamond jubilee of the original landing. Credit:Greg Lee
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Prime Minister John Gorton, who served in the RAAF in the Second World War, leads the march in Ballarat in 1968.Credit:Staff
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Young veterans of the Vietnam War, join the march in Sydney in 1974.Credit:Staff
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The obligatory game of two-up follows the 1946 march in Sydney.Credit:Ernest Bowen
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Children attend the Anzac Day service at Melbourne's Shrine of Remembrance in 1961.Credit:Staff
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Local World War One veteran Mr George Gresham lays a wreath on Anzac Day in Grafton, NSW, in 1981.Credit:Paul Wright
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Guests at a reunion of Australian army nursing sisters at the Carlton Hotel in Sydney on Anzac Day, 1939.Credit:C.T. Halmarick
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Dawn Service at Mount Macedon, 1996.Credit:Bruce Postle
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The Anzac Day memorial service at Parliament House, Melbourne in 1927. The Duke and Duchess of York were in attendance.Credit:Staff
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Marchers in Sydney in 1979.Credit:Kevin Berry
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A game of two-up near the start of the parade route in Sydney in 1951.Credit:Harry Martin
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Several generations attended proceedings in Petersham, Sydney in 1933.Credit:Staff
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A group of New Zealand ex-servicemen arrive in Sydney for the march in 1947.Credit:C.T. Halmarick
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Bader Ali of Ferncourt Public School, Marrickville, attends the Anzac Remembrance Ceremony at the Shrine of Remembrance in Sydney in 1994.Credit:Andrew Meares
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The members of Z Force Special Unit lead the Sydney March in 1979.Credit:Kevin Berry
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5,000 children take part in Anzac Day celebrations before the World Cup qualifying match between Australia and New Zealand at Mount Smart Stadium, Auckland in 1981.Credit:Anton Cermak
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Archbishop John Charles Wright with buglers at an Anzac Day commemoration in Centennial Park, Sydney in 1915.Credit:Staff
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Part of the anti-Anzac Day protest in Melbourne in 1984. About 100 women were involved. Credit:Staff
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A demonstration taking place outside the German Consulate in Bridge Street, Sydney on Anzac Day, 25 April 1939, where the Swastika flag was flying. Credit:C.T. Halmarick
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Any view will do in 1956.Credit:Staff
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A marching band don't get the warm reception they were hoping for on entering a Sydney hotel following the 1958 march.Credit:Stuart MacGladrie
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A massive Anzac Day crowd at the commemorative service at Sydney's Domain in 1930.Credit:Staff
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Children take part in the parade and service in Sydney in 1959.Credit:George Lipman