Making Sense of Anzac Part 3

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In the final episode of Making Sense of Anzac, Nick Eckstein and Brad Manera discuss the impulse which, almost since the battle ended, has driven so many Australians to revisit the scene of the military disaster at Anzac Cove. What knowledge do older and younger Australians carry with them on this pilgrimage? What is the power of individual stories, and how does the experience of literally 'being there' change those who make the journey?

The Ode of Remembrance reading is voiced by Dr Vanessa Witton.

Host: Nick Eckstein

Guest: Brad Manera

Series Producer: Peter Adams

Photo: "Anzac Day wreaths" by State Library of South Australia is licensed under CC BY 2.0.

Last Post recording is an Australian Air League recording https://www.airleague.com.au/download/last-post/

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