Today, on the International Holocaust Commemoration Day, the Jewish, Roma and other national and international bodies united in commemorating the biggest tragedy in the history of our people

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Press release, TuesdayEmbargo: 12.30 pm

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• Great Famine
• Irish language
• Gaeltacht
• National Famine Commemoration Day
• Éamon Ó Cuív
• Republic of Ireland
• Minister for Children and Youth Affairs
• Celtic languages
• Department of Children and Youth Affairs
• Members of the 29th Dáil
• Members of the 30th Dáil
• Teachtaí Dála

Press release 8 January 2009 EMBARGO: 12.30pmNATIONAL FAMINE MEMORIAL DAY TO BE HELD IN SKIBBEREEN

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• Irish language
• Skibbereen
• Development
• Éamon Ó Cuív
• Gaeltacht
• Famine
• Irish diaspora
• National Famine Commemoration Day
• Legacy of the Great Irish Famine
• Great Famine
• Celtic languages
• Education in the Republic of Ireland

Press release 23 May 2009 Embargo: FridayGOVERNMENT TO COMMEMORATE GREAT FAMINE

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• Irish language
• Great Famine
• Éamon Ó Cuív
• Gaeltacht
• Minister for Children and Youth Affairs
• Ring
• County Waterford
• Famine
• Irish diaspora
• National Famine Commemoration Day
• Celtic languages
• Education in the Republic of Ireland
• Celtic culture

AUSTRALIA DAY MERCHANDISE Celebrate what’s great and wave the Australian flag proudly on Australia Day! Make your next Australia Day function, Citizenship Ceremony or Anzac Day commemoration special! Decorate your home

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• Symbolism
• Semiotics
• Vexillology
• National symbols of Australia
• Flag

kooyang – season of eels (Late Summer) 2014 © Barbara Oehring Students with Proud Race Bollards. Commemoration of 5th Anniversary of National Apology, Federation

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• Indigenous Australians
• William Barak
• Warrandyte
• Victoria
• Australian Aboriginal Flag
• Stolen Generations
• Templestowe
• Victoria
• Healesville
• Victoria
• Day of Mourning
• Indigenous peoples of Australia
• Wurundjeri
• Coranderrk

Why we Commemorate ANZAC Day The date of the landing at ANZAC, the 25th April was chosen to be the day that would become our national day of commemoration. Initially it was as a mark of respect for those who served and s

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• Aftermath of World War I
• Holidays in New Zealand
• Gallipoli Campaign
• Military history of New Zealand
• Anzac Day
• Australian and New Zealand Army Corps
• Landing at Anzac Cove
• Anzacs
• ANZAC spirit
• ANZAC
• World War I
• Military

AUSTRALIA DAY MERCHANDISE Celebrate what’s great and wave the Australian flag proudly on Australia Day! Make your next Australia Day function, Citizenship Ceremony or Anzac Day commemoration special! Decorate your home

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• Symbolism
• Semiotics
• Vexillology
• National symbols of Australia
• Flag

Why we Commemorate ANZAC Day The date of the landing at ANZAC, the 25th April was chosen to be the day that would become our national day of commemoration. Initially it was as a mark of respect for those who served and s

Source URL: www.rslnsw.org.au

• Aftermath of World War I
• Holidays in New Zealand
• Gallipoli Campaign
• Military history of New Zealand
• Anzac Day
• Australian and New Zealand Army Corps
• Landing at Anzac Cove
• Anzacs
• ANZAC spirit
• ANZAC
• World War I
• Military

Office for Recreation and Sport Industry Fact Sheet Topic: ANZAC Day Commemoration Act 2005 Update for 2015 The State Government has acted to enhance the commemoration of ANZAC Day as a day of national significance in So

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• ANZAC
• Anzac Day
• Gallipoli Campaign
• Ticket
• World War I
• Modern history
• Humanities
• Anzac Day Act
• Aftermath of World War I
• Holidays in New Zealand
• Remembrance days