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Danach war es nur noch ein kleiner Schritt zur Verbindung des Outback mit dem Geist von Gallipoli im Ersten Weltkrieg, eines tapferen wenn auch naiven Kampfes australischer Soldaten für das Britische Empire gegen eine hoffnungslose deutsche [sic! Drewe, Merian Australien 90 [] Oddly enough, the word Anzac was not coined by Australians nor even in this country. Moreover it was not, as is popularly supposed, an official Army contraction, and its rather rugged euphony is a matter of luck.

He agreed to accept their wishes on the naming of the force, and they asked that it should be called the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps.

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Early in JanuaryMajor C. Wagstaff of General Birdwood's operations staff strolled into the Cairo headquarters and told the clerks he was looking for a brief code-word for the new corps. Mad? rember fogy? s and other administrative staff who were nearly all Englishmen dutifully pondered over the problem and one of them, looking at the letterheads of the new corps, suggested 'What about Anzac?

Naturally, no one realized it at the time - it was merely a simple, convenient word for Army telegraphic messages and despatches. Slowly the term Anzac filtered through to the troops, began to be used in Australian and overseas newspapers and eventually, through the immortal deeds of the 'diggers', embedded itself in history.

I was annoyed by the whole thing. The people on these parades generally never saw action. All the real soldiers were killed.

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When I get annoyed by things I write songs about them. He forgot some of the words, earned a few polite handclaps and then dropped the number from his repertoire.

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He dug the song out again for a song festival in Brisbane. The judges placed him and Matilda third, but their decision caused a near-riot with the crowd who felt he should have won.

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The resulting publicity established Matilda. John Curry sent it up the charts. Kevin Black, Folk Review? To 'waltz Matilda' was to carry your pack around the bush.

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About the only thing they achieved was a belated recognition from Britain that Australia was 'growing up', she was becoming a nation in her own right. Hence the saying of the time that 'Australia became a mad? rember fogy?

s founded upon the blood of her soldiers'. Hell of a way to start a mad? rember fogy? s Australia takes it so seriously that the pubs are closed, the only day in the year this happens. Like all memorial parades it is both moving and yet somehow pointless and pathetic. Notes Eric Bogle, 'Live In Person' [] An attempt to try and mad?

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s on one hand, my revulsion of war, and on the other, my genuine admiration for the brave men who fought at Gallipoli, volunteers to a man! New Zealand lost 17, men out ofTotal Anzac casualties - 62 per cent of those who served - were the highest of all units from the Anglo-Saxon world.

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Winter, The Experience of World War I, 82 Not surprisingly, a major effort was made in to keep the story of the Gallipoli disaster off the front pages. This would have succeeded, had it not been for the ingenuity of one young Australian reporter, Keith Murdoch father of the current newspaper tycoon, Mad?

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British journalists would not have behaved in such an uncouth manner. The story is an interesting one, since it shows that important and disturbing news got out only when it suited politicians to let it out.

It was apparent from early on in the Gallipoli campaign that the enterprise was a disaster. But military censorship simply blocked the reports of the journalists who were there.

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One of them, Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett of the 'Daily Telegraph', passed to Murdoch some evidence of what was going on, in the hope that he could smuggle it back to Britain. Murdoch got as far as Marseilles, before another correspondent at Gallipoli, who was not going to let the 'Telegraph' get the scoop, told the British authorities.

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Murdoch was arrested, and handed over all his papers. But on his arrival in London, he wrote down all he knew in a letter to the Australian prime minister, who duly notified Lloyd Georgethen minister of munitions, about what he had heard.

Lloyd George was known as a man who had no love for the military leaders and saw that the story would help him get rid of the men responsible for the debacle. He passed the letter to Asquith, who put it on record in the parliamentary debate over the Dardanelles campaign.

The upshot was the dismissal of the commander, Sir Ian Hamilton.

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Because if you stop bringing it to people's attention then you accept it; it becomes normal.