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Wreaths of red Flanders poppies are traditionally placed at memorials on ANZAC Day. On 25 April every year, Australians commemorate ANZAC Day. It commemorates the landing of Australian and New Zealand troops at Gallipoli on 25 April 1915. The date, 25 April, was officially named ANZAC Day in 1916.

Michelle Rayner: This is the time of year of course (late April) when we reflect upon the Australian experience of the Great War, and more particularly the landing at Gallipoli. And as Anzac Day passes for another year, today on Hindsight a critical and reflective perspective on why it is that Australians have come to invest so much meaning in the legend of Anzac.

ELIZABETH JACKSON: As Australians at home and overseas prepare to commemorate Anzac Day a controversial new book has challenged the sensitive mythology surrounding the Anzac spirit. What's Wrong with Anzac? The Militarisation of Australian History is co-edited by Professor Henry Reynolds and fellow historian Professor Marilyn Lake.

Gallipoli was one of the Allies great disasters in World War One. Gallipoli was the plan thought up by Winston Churchill to end the war early by creating a new war front that the Central Powers could not cope with.

Gallipoli, Turkey WW1. ANZAC photos, cemetery photos, Lone Pine photo after the fight, WW1 medals, ANZAC Victoria Cross Citations & photos, recruiting posters, maps, evacuation rifle, Australian nurses, jam tin bomb factory photo, Attestation forms, much more.

An overview of the battle between historians who argue the Gallipoli Campaign is significant and those who argue its significance has been overstated. Written by a military historian.

Assessing and Reassessing Anzac in 2010 by Peter Dean* University of Notre Dame, Australia How we interpret 'Anzac' has important ramifications for public policy.

"Charge of the rewrite brigade" NOTE: Bold highlighting has been added The Gallipoli campaign may never be viewed in the same light if some war scholars have their way. Jonathan King reports Just six months after the death of the last Anzac, Alec Campbell, a group of academics has called for a revision of the Gallipoli story.

The Simpson Prize is a national competition for year 9 and 10 students which will see a winner and runner up from each State and Territory, participate in a trip to Canberra where they will be awarded at a ceremony at Parliament House.