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this is the type of sikh prayer book that would�*ve been taken out by sikhs who fought in gallipoli, the first world war, in france, in the trenches. satveer singh designed the new prayer books to include the historical elements of the sikh faith. this is their main logo for the sikh defence network. then you've got this here, which is our curved blade sword. and down at the bottom here, you see our shield. throughout history, we've always had symbolism of weaponry, it's part of our history. the thing that will mean the most to me is when sikhs take this with them throughout their career, and it�*s a way for them to connect with their faith. that for me is the biggest reward that i could ever ask for. clairejones, bbc news, in london. artemis is the us mission that, if everything goes to plan, will see us return to the moon by 202a. after that, the next target is mars.
it's an incredible example, and to survive in such condition — right from 1914, at the beginning of the war. it's a very important object and tells so many different stories. it's very poignant. this is the type of sikh prayer book that would�*ve been taken out by sikhs who fought in gallipoli, the first world war, in france, in the trenches. satveer singh designed the new prayer books to include the historical elements of the sikh faith. this is their main logo for the sikh defence network. then you've got this here, which is our curved blade sword. and down at the bottom here, you see our shield. throughout history, we've always had symbolism of weaponry, it's part of our history. the thing that will mean the most to me is when sikhs take this with them throughout their career, and it�*s a way for them to connect with their faith. that for me is the biggest reward that i could ever ask for.
it's a very important object and tells so many different stories. it's very poignant. this is the type of sikh prayer book that would've been taken out by sikhs who fought in gallipoli, the first world war, in france, in the trenches. satvir singh designed the new prayer books to include the historical elements of the sikh faith. this is their main logo for the sikh defence network. then you've got this here, which is a curved blade sword. and down at the bottom here, you see our shield. throughout history, we've always had symbolism of weaponry, it's part of our history. the thing that will mean the most to me is when sikhs take this with them throughout their career, and it's a way for them to connect with their faith. that for me is the biggest reward that i could ever ask for. clairejones, bbc news, in london. you have been watching newsday.
moment to make a name for himself. # that pivotal moment is in the early and bloody stages of world war i. >> promises are made to stand behind the mother country. australia has undertaken to supply 20,000 men. >> gallipoli is the peninsula in the east of the mediterranean. it was of critical importance. it would be the way to really crack through the german and ottoman empire. >> keith murdoch gets to gallipoli, and what's happening there appalls him. wave after wave of young australians mowed down, essentially consigned by the british to their death. >> keith writes a letter to the
war one. >> promises are made to stand behind the mother country. australia has undertaken to supply 20,000 men. >> gallipoli is the peninsula in the east of the mediterranean. it was of critical importance. it would be the way to really crack through the german and ottoman empire. >> keith murdoch gets to gallipoli, and what's happening there appalls him. wave after wave of young australians mowed down, essentially consigned by the british to their death. >> keith writes a letter to the prime minister of australia, andrew fisher. and it paints a really pretty terrible picture of both conditions. but it's a slamming indictment really of the british officer class there.
early and bloody stages of world war one. >> promises are made to stand behind the mother country. australia has undertaken to supply 20,000 men. >> gallipoli is the peninsula in the east of the mediterranean. it was of critical importance. it would be the way to really crack through the german and ottoman empire. >> keith murdoch gets to gallipoli, and what's happening there appalls him. wave after wave of young australians mowed down, essentially consigned by the british to their death. >> keith writes a letter to the prime minister of australia, andrew fisher. and it paints a really pretty terrible picture of both
This year Anzac Day promises to be a subdued celebration with local events in which people who have fought in wars and their relatives can take part. Few will be able to travel to Gallipoli to remember the invasion. The focus of the day will remain rightly on the sorrow of war and not on the heroic achievements of soldiers or on deemed distinctive Australian qualities displayed at Gallipoli. The association of soldiers at Gallipoli with footballers playing their games on Anzac Day will seem not only crass but ridiculous. By Andrew Hamilton
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