ANZAC Day in Sydney during World War II

The video discusses a tribute to the ANZAC soldiers of World War I, highlighting the gathering of consular representatives and servicemen at the Cenotaph. It reflects on the sacrifices made by these soldiers and the ongoing efforts of munition workers and servicemen. The day is marked by personal sorrow and remembrance, without parades or official ceremonies.

Who paid tribute to the soldiers of Australia and New Zealand in the War of 1914-18?

• A representative from the United Nations

• His Excellency Lord Wakehurst

• The Prime Minister of Australia

• The Governor-General of New Zealand

What was the main purpose of the gathering at the Cenotaph?

• To conduct a military parade

• To celebrate a national holiday

• To honor the fallen soldiers

• To announce a new military alliance

What was notably absent during the gathering at the Cenotaph?

• Media coverage

• Military parades

• Consular representatives

• Tributes from allied nations

What activities were the munition workers engaged in during the war?

• Training new recruits

• Building new factories

• Toiling above their benches

• Organizing community events

What emotion did many people carry with them to the Cenotaph?

• Joy of victory

• Sorrow of weight loss

• Excitement for the future

• Pride in their achievements