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Ground zero for the Australian spirit.

TURKEY | Fri, 13 Feb 2015 | By homeless_harry | Views [878]

A lot has changed in 100 years. That was my overwhelming thought as I traveled towards Gallipoli through the snowy Istanbul streets. I traveled in the comfort of a heated van, two other tourists sleeping peacefully around me and my belly full of enough ... Read more >

Tags: anzac, gallipoli, memorial, war

Quake City

NEW ZEALAND | Fri, 5 Jul 2013 | By hannahhackett | Views [705]

Christchurch is a bit of a city in limbo at the moment.  It may be over 2 years since the Feb 2011 earthquake that destroyed the heart of the city but that event still defines life in the city and probably will for a generation, until the memories ... Read more >

Tags: antarctic, churches, earthquake, kiwis, memorial

Yet another memorial to madness

JAPAN | Sun, 21 Sep 2008 | By bundynbeaches | Views [1158] | Comments [4]

Hiroshima is well known as the city where the first Atomic bomb was dropped but it isn't until you visit the site and see some of the preserved ruins that you can get a real feel for what these people went through. Listening to the Last Post ... Read more >

Tags: a bomb, memorial, war

 

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The reflection of The Officer Cadets School in the frozen pond (located in the eastern section of the park)  which survived the Second World War. It is said to be a real pearl since only a few buildings in Warsaw survived the war with no severe damage. Thus this building has been intriguing to me for as long as I can remember. My grandparents would go on walks to the park with me and tell me many interesting facts like that, I learned a lot about the past from them.: by k_kruk, Views[649]
The reflection of The Officer Cadets School in the frozen pond (located in the eastern section of the park) which survived the Second World War. It is said to be a real pearl since only a few buildings in Warsaw survived the war with no severe damage. Thus this building has been intriguing to me for as long as I can remember. My grandparents would go on walks to the park with me and tell me many interesting facts like that, I learned a lot about the past from them.

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