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This is CBS, I am the world, I'm John Bachelors to Australia and Zach Day celebrated,

remembered, commemorated, mourned every year on the 25th of April. It points to an event that

was a catastrophe that led to a miracle evacuation, and Gallipoli in the first war, the Australian

forces and the New Zealand forces were committed to fighting against the Turks and their German

commanders, and the situation went from very bad to tragic. However, the withdrawal was successful

several months later, and ever since, starting in 1916, Australians have come together on April

25th to remember Gallipoli, and more because there was a lot of sacrifice from 1916, 1915 until

today, 2023. Scott Maaman of CBS News is here to remind all of us what Anzac Day means in

Australia and how it's celebrated, how it's remembered. Scott, what we do when we celebrate

it, is like that, as we have fireworks, we have parades, we have people speaking to us

in general about sacrifice. How does it work in Australia and Brisbane? Good day to you, Scott.

Good day, John. Yeah, it's a similar thing, it's something you can relate to with veterans

day. We don't do the fireworks, but we do do a march through city centers and a parade,

and a remembrance moment involving speeches, as you correctly said. Australia and New Zealand

fought side by side. Gallipoli was the first instance where, well, pretty much crews landed

on the wrong beach, and there was no protection. They were slaughtered, basically, just getting

onto the beach. Those who made it, well, you can just imagine just how fraught things

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