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.

What emotions did the hundreds who came to the cenotaph carry with them?

What does the text imply about the state of the servicemen and their families?