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'''ANZAC Day''' is a remembrance day in [[Australia]] and [[New Zealand]] and a few other Pacific Island countries, honoring the soldiers of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corp at [[Gallipoli]] in [[Turkey]] in World War I.  It occurs on April 25th each year, which is a public holiday.
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'''ANZAC Day''' is a remembrance day in [[Australia]] and [[New Zealand]] and a few other Pacific Island countries, honouring the soldiers of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corp at [[Gallipoli]] in [[Turkey]] in World War I.  It occurs on [[25 April]] each year, which is a public holiday.
  
 
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Revision as of 01:54, April 28, 2007

ANZAC Day is a remembrance day in Australia and New Zealand and a few other Pacific Island countries, honouring the soldiers of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corp at Gallipoli in Turkey in World War I. It occurs on 25 April each year, which is a public holiday.