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Hello everyone and welcome to history of the Great War episode 34.

You don't know this but I am recording this episode on April the 25th or Anzac Day

At 2.30 a.m. I rolled out of bed to make the three hourhour trip up to Kansas City to attend the

Centennial celebrations at the National World War One Museum of the United States.

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