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Anzac Epitaph

Anzac Epitaph

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Posted in Anzac Day, Michael Leunig, War, Image format on 23 April, 2015 by Jason Goroncy. 1 Comment

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  1. Mike Crowl's avatar Mike Crowl says:
    23 April, 2015 at 9:31 am

    I’m assuming this is Leunig, by the handwriting. It’s probably far more true of what happened to most men than we hear. There’s so much glorifying of Gallipolli at the moment in the papers than I’m almost switching off….

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