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Symbols of commemoration

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4 war medals displayed in a row, 1 gold star and 3 silver circles. Colourful striped ribbon holds the medals

Match the symbols memory game

Silhouette of an Australian soldier in uniform, wearing slouch hat and boots, standing with a rifle pointed to the ground. Orange sunrise in the background.

Pack your bag for the First World War drag-and-drop

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