WW1 REMEMBERED: A LIght And Sound Show

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Pukeahu War Memorial Park, Wellington
18th - 25th April 2015
Presented by Wellington City Council, WW100 and NZ Lotteries in partnership with Nga Taonga Sound & Vision, Alexander Turnbull Library, Museum of New Zealand, Te Papa Tongarewa.
Directed and produced by Transmit in association with Storybox, Spyglass.
Original art and design by!Ngataiharuru Taepa,!Michel Tuffery, Laurence Aberhart, William D. Hammond and Component Art. Additional illustration by Blair Sayer, Lisa Nicole Moes,
Additional content and support courtesy!Manatū Taonga, the!Ministry!for Culture and Heritage,!Archives New Zealand, Te Rua Mahara o te Kāwanatanga, Airforce Museum of New Zealand, Auckland War Memorial Museum, National Army Museum, New Zealand Defence Force, National
Museum of The Royal New Zealand Navy Te Waka Huia O Te Taua Moana O Aotearoa, The NZIPP/RSA WWII Veterans Portrait Project, Auckland Libraries, JC Beaglehole Room,Victoria University of Wellington Library,VUW Image Services, Australian War Memorial, Imperial War Museums,
Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna O Waiwhetu, Matt Pomeroy Private Collection, Glen Reddix.
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Pukeahu War Memorial Park, Wellington
18th - 25th April 2015
Carillon Improvisation - Carillonist - Timothy Hurd
Dominion Museum Building Sound Design - Music by kuki.
Original compositions - Iain Gordon, Aaron Tokona. E Pari Ra- written by Paraire Tomoana, performed by The Yoots. Nga Tama A Tu - written by Nanahia Amohau, performed by The Aotearoa National Maori Choir and The Yoots. Recording courtesy Radio New Zealand, Te Reo Irirangi O
Aotearoa. Hoea Ra Te Waka Nei - written by Paraire Tomoana, performed by Aaron Tokona. Tomo Mai/ Hoki Mai - written by Henare Waitoa, performed by The Yoots. Putaatara and Purerehua performed by Horomona Horo. Sound Mix - Darren Maynard, Munki Studio.
Transmit - Director, Producer, Researcher - Sarah Hunter, Editor, Researcher - Daria Malesic, Editor - Hamish McCormick, Production Assistant - Erolia Ifopo.
Storybox!- Producer - Robert Appierdo, Motion Graphics Lead - Johann Nortje, Motion Graphics Support - Paul Neason, Toby Donald, Brett Johansen, Design - Cameron Richards.
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WW1 Remembered title featuring tukutuku design representing Purapura Whetu (Star Dust) - Ancestors, and acknowledging Tomb of the Unknown Warrior.
Tukutuku artwork by Ngataiharuru Taepa.
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Whare Korero - a house that tells stories.
Tirairaka (Fantail) - signifies the ‘messenger’ and life/death, with tukutuku design.
Artwork by Ngataiharuru Taepa.
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New Zealand WW1 armed forces, soldier, sailor, and pilot, and world map.
Hero illustrations by Blair Sayer.
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New Zealand Overseas Conflicts.
List courtesy Hall of Memories, National War Memorial, Wellington.
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Girl in Lyall Bay, 1912.
Footage courtesy Nga Taonga Sound & Vision, ref: F11142.
Illustration taken from Pink Terrace, Rotomahana stamp, Waterlow & Sons Ltd; Bock, William Rose; Rapkin, 1898.
Stamp image courtesy Te Papa Ref: PH000271.
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Girl mounted on horse, 1912.
Illustration taken from Pink Terrace, Rotomahana stamp, Waterlow & Sons Ltd; Bock, William Rose; Rapkin, 1898.
Stamp image courtesy Te Papa Ref: PH000271.
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Tirairaka (Fantail) and Rango (Fly) with kowhaiwhai flight path.
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British flag.
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1914 : War Declared, New Zealand and Australia flags.
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Politicians and a crowd, outside Parliament Buildings, upon the declaration of war with Germany, August 1914.
Prime Minister William Ferguson Massey is in the middle ground, with the white moustache. Second on his right is the The Governor General of New Zealand, Lord Liverpool. Next to the Earl, with the black moustache, is the Leader of the Opposition, Joseph George Ward.
Photograph courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand, ref: 1/2-048457-G
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‘New Zealand... in company with the dominions... is prepared to make any sacrifice... to maintain her heritage and her birthright.’
Extract from proclamation read by His Excellency the Earl of Liverpool, Governor of New Zealand from steps of Parliament, 5th August 1914.
Newspaper image from The Evening Post.
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Snow Man’s Land (Expeditionary Force Training, Featherston Camp). Soldiers snow fight, soldiers soldiers at Rifle Range and practising bayonet charges, 1914 - 1919.
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Departures.
Tirairaka (Fantail) and tuktuku inspired by Roimata Toroa - Albatros Tears.
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Portrait of Private Cecil Charles Baker and his bride Hannah Irene Baker, 22 July 1915.
Portrait of Herbert James Freeman with Marguerita Freeman and baby Zena, c.1918.
Portrait of David and Edith Simpson, 1914 - 1919.
Berry & Co portraits courtesy Museum of New Zealand, Te Papa Tongarewa, ref: B.045511, ref: B.045581, ref: B.047351.
Tuktuku inspired by Roimata Toroa - Albatros Tears.
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Off To The Front. Official farewell to the Wellington Section of the New Zealand Expeditionary Force, 1914.
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A Mother says goodbye to her son, a Serjeant in the New Zealand Expeditionary Force,1914.
Photo courtesy Auckland War Museum Museum - Tamaki Paenga Hira, ref: PH-2003-1.
Soldiers of the Pioneer Battalion awaiting departure during World War I, probably in Wellington, c. 1916.
Second from the left is Rikihana (Bunny) Carkeek, Ngāti Raukawa.
Photo courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, ref: 1/2-011079-F.
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With The New Zealand Expeditionary Force in The UK, Part 1.
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WW1 Troopship Monowai leaving Clyde Quay Wharf, Wellington.
Photo courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, ref: 1/2-015217.
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Troopship Departure Panorama.
The fleet of troopships which transported the Main Body of the NZEF and their escort in Wellington Harbour, 15 October 1914.
Photo courtesy Matt Pomeroy, private collection.
Ngaru (Wave) artwork by Michel Tuffery.
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Extract from telegram from Britain with instructions to capture Samoa and the German Wireless Station.
Courtesy Archives New Zealand, Te Rua Mahara o te Kāwanatanga, ref: R3796176.
I’a (Fish) and Ngaru (Wave) artwork by Michel Tuffery.
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Samoa Proclamation, (l-r) Tupua Tamasese Lealofi III (the King of Samoa at that time) Colonel Robert Logan (Administrator of Samoa) and Dr Wilhem Henrich Solf (the first German Governor of Samoa).
Siamani Samoa original paintings of Tupua Tamasese Lealofi III and Dr Wilhem Henrich Solf artwork by Michel Tuffery.
Rima Anere Vae’au Kuki Airani!(500 Cook Island Soldiers) artwork by Michel Tuffery.
Photo Colonel Robert Logan reading proclamation, 29 August 1914 courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, ref: 1/4-017522-F.
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Samoa Proclamation Posters. Acceptability of German currency (dated September 1914) and the Declaration of New Zealand’s administration (undated but with a notation that it was 29th August) in Samoan.
Photos courtesy JC Beaglehold Room - Victoria University of Wellington Library and VUW Image Services, ref: 28523GCK_1918, 28523GCK_1919, 28523GCK_1921.
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Nurses in Apia, Samoa, during WW1.
Group portrait seven nurses on steps of a hospital in Apia.
Seated in the back row are (L-R); I Willis, E Brooke, B Nurse and F Wilson: in the front row are;V McLean, L McNie and L Brandon.
Photo courtesy Alexander Turnball Library, ref: 1/2-148862.
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WW1 diary collage.
Photo courtesy Ish Doney, Imaging Services, Alexander Turnbull Library.
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Diary quote and diary page by Rifleman Walter Basil Handley. 1915.
Quote and diary page photo courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, ref: MSX-6137
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World War I soldiers on camels before the Sphinx and Great Pyramid, Gizeh Desert, Egypt, c. 1915.
Photo courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, ref: 1/1-012827-G
Waewae Pakura - Advancement formation tukutuku,
Artwork by Artwork by Ngataiharuru Taepa.
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Inspection of the New Zealand and Australian Division in Egypt, March 1915.
The last parade of the NZEF before embarkation for Gallipoli.
Kaokao - protection, battle formation tukutuku.
Artwork by Ngataiharuru Taepa
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The last parade of the NZEF before embarkation for Gallipoli.
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The last parade of the NZEF before embarkation, haka by the Maori Contingent’s officers.
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Diary quote by Second Lieutenant George Bollinger, 1915.
Quote and diary page transcription photo courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, ref: MS_Papers-2350-1-032.
Studio photo of Second Lieutenant George Bollinger in military uniform taken in 1916.
Photo courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, ref: PAColl-0049-1.
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Illustration landing boats carrying New Zealand infantry, Gallipoli.
Illustration by Lisa Nicole Moes,
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A destroyer tows a line of five landing boats crammed with New Zealand infantry toward Anzac Çove,1915.
Photo courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, ref: PA1-o-471-20-2.
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Maori Contingent, No1 Outpost, Gallipoli, Turkey, 1915.
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Unidentified Australian troops outside the tunnel entrance to trenches at Popes Post, Gallipoli, Turkey, 1915.
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An Australian machine gunner, Gallipoli, Turkey, 1915.
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Men of the King’s Own Scottish Boarders go into action during the Third Battle of Krithia, Cape Helles, Gallipoli.
Photo courtesy Imperial War Museums, ref: Q 70701.
Turkish Infantry launching a counter-attack, Mesopotamia.
Photo courtesy Imperial War Museums, ref: HU 94153.
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Diary quote extract and diary page by Trooper Alfred Cameron, 1915.
Extract from quote ‘It’s just hell here now no water or tucker only 7 out of 31 in no. 1 troop on duty not either dead or wounded. Darn the place no good writing any more.’
Diary quote and photo of diary page courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, ref: MSX-2853-56.
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Trooper Alfred Cameron on his horse Percy.
Photo courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library and Cameron family.
Diary page photo courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, ref: MSX-2853-56.
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Entrance to Gezirah Palace hospital, Cairo, 1915.
Interior of Gezirah Palace Hospital, Cairo, 1915.
Photo courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, ref: 1/2-000548-G.
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Work of the New Zealand Medical Corps.
Scene from film showing system of casualty evacuation and treatment used by the New Zealand Division on the Western Front during World War One, from 1916 - 1918.
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Homefront.
Wallpaper texture with Tirairaka (Fantail) and kowhaiwhai flight path.
Tirairaka artwork by Ngataiharuru Taepa.
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WW1 Poster collage.
Grand Football Carnival Programme. Help New Zealand. Courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, ref: Eph-B-RUGBY-1915-01-front.
The Empire Needs Men. Courtesy Museum of New Zealand, Te Papa Tongarewa, ref: GH016657.
Remember ANZAC, Gallipoli, 25th April, 1915. Christmas 1916, New Year 1917, cover on menu, Sling Camp, England. Courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, ref: A-WAR-W1-1916-02-front.
Patriotic Society Programme ‘Schools’ Concert’, Town Hall, Wellington, July1915, souvenir programme cover. Courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, ref: Eph-A-War-W1-1915-01-cover.
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WW1 Poster Collage.
War Census Poster, Dominion of New Zealand, War Census, National Registration Act 1915. Courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, ref: Eph-D-WAR-W1-1915-01.
Expeditionary Force Reserve Poster, New Zealand, Army NZEF, Dominion of New Zealand, Military Service Act, 1916. Courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, ref: Eph-B-WAR-W1-1916-01.
DON’T Great Britain National Organising Committee (London) c. 1916. Courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, ref: Eph-D-WAR-W1-Great-Britain-1916-01.
Liberty Loan, Men and money. Both are needed to win the war, 1917. Courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, ref: Eph-D-WAR-W1-1917-01.
Wellington Amateur Orchestral Society: Town Hall Concert 1918. Courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, ref: Eph-D-MUSIC-1918-01.
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Wellington and Assorted Scenes.
Scenes of machinery and workers in Glaxo factory (at Bunnythorpe). 1912-18.
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Mildred Amelia (Mi"ria) Tapapa Woodbine Po"mare, wife of Ma"ori MP Ma"ui Po"mare, c. 1920s.
Annette Louise Foljambe, Countess of Liverpool.
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Red Cross Parcels.
Hospital supplies being packed and sent to Egypt & England from Nelson Red Cross depot.
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Photo Session Following The Ballot At The Government Statistician’s Office.
Filmed on 16 November 1916, the day of the first WW1 conscription ballot.
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Flying School at Kohimarama - morse code training.
Filmed at Leo and Vivian Walsh’s Flying School at Mission Bay, Kohimarama, Auckland, training pilots for the Royal Flying Corps during WW1.
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Auckland, 3rd Maori Reinforcements on Parade.
Original newspaper caption read ‘About to help their white brothers in the service of the King. A full-kit parade of the Maori and Niue Island soldiers, Narrow Neck Camp, Auckland.’
Photo courtesy Sir George Grey Special Collections, Auckland Libraries, ref: 7_A14562.
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‘Sturdy Niue Island Recruits.’ resting during training at Narrow Neck Camp, Auckland, 1915.
Photo courtesy Sir George Grey Special Collections, Auckland Libraries, ref: 7_A14272.
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Flying School at Kohimarama.
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Return to Conflicts.
German Zeppelin illustration by Lisa Nicole Moes.
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Patiki - Manaaki, Battle Formation tukutuku.
Purapura Whetu (Star Dust) tukutuku.
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Members of the Pioneer Battalion laying a road in Messines, Belgium, 1917.
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Gunners at Passchendaele.
Jacking up a field gun at Passchendaele in an attempt to move it forward.
Photo courtesy National Army Museum, ref: 1999.929 NAM.NZ
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Australian Infantry wearing small box respiratory Ypres, Belgium, 1917.
Photo courtesy Australian War Memorial, ref: E00825
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Gater Point, on the battlefield near Zonnebeke,Ypres Sector, Belgium, 1917.
Photo courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, ref: 1/2-C-003343-F.
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Hellfire Corner, Passchendaele, Belgium.
Photo courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, ref: 1/2-051945-F
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Diary quote Private Jesse Stayte.
Diary quote and photo diary transcription courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, ref: MS-Papers-7198-081.
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Traffic Cop Bay by William D. Hammond, 2003.
Three-panel acrylic painting.
Collection Museum of New Zealand, Te Papa Tongarewa, ref: 2003-0027-1 A-C.
Reproduced courtesy of the artist.
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New Zealand troops training in Belgium, rehearsing the attack on Messines, 1917.
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Postcard to Douglas Rewai McLean from family in New Zealand.
Photo courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, ref: MS-Papers-6406.
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Four nursing sisters look out of the windows of the New Zealand Stationary Hospital, Wisques, France.
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The nurses at the New Zealand Stationary Hospital, Wisques, France.
Group portrait gathered beneath an archway carved by a Maori patient.
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New Zealand Field Artillery In Action New Years Day, 1918.
A bugler sounds a call, with the NZ Depot accommodation tents and a cookhouse in the background.
Giant Eagle suite by William D. Hammond, 2006. Relief etchings.
Collection of Christchurch Art Gallery, Te Puna O Waiwhetu.
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New Zealand Field Artillery In Action New Years Day, 1918.
Reinforcement parade at the NZ Depot.
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Review of New Zealand Troops by Hon Walter Long.
First known film of New Zealand trench conditions on the Western Front during WW1.
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Bristol M1 Monoplane.
Unknown location.
Photo courtesy Airforce Museum of New Zealand, ref: 2009-523-19.
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Gotha Over Paris, 1918.
German bomber caught in lights.
Photo from K.L Caldwell personal album collection, courtesy Airforce Museum of New Zealand, ref: ALB920382b039.
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Sopwith Camel Illustration.
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New Zealand Roll Of Honour.
A selection of names of those who died in WW1, including nurses, members of Pioneer Battalion and those who served from Cook Islands, Niue and Fiji.
Research via New Zealand War Graves Project.
Poppy artwork by Ngataiharuru Taepa.
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Poppy Rain.
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Tirairaka (Fantail) and Rango (Fly) with kowhaiwhai flight path.
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WW2 Poster Collage.
Duty Calls Air Training, Air Training Corps Now, 1941, courtesy Dunbar Sloane Archive.
Taringa Whakarongo, 1941, fund raising poster from New Zealand National Savings Committee, appealing to Maori to lend money to the government’s National Savings scheme for food, weapons and uniforms for soldiers. Courtesy New Zealand, Te Papa Tongarewa
Bonds for Bombers Week, We can give it! 1942. Image courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, ref: Eph-D-WAR-W11-1942-01.
New Zealand Centennial Exhibition Poster, published by NZ Tourist Department 1939. Private Collection.
Victory Loan, Salute The Soldier. Private collection.
New Zealand Fights, 1942, courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, ref: Eph-E-WAR-W11-1942-01.
The Air Force Needs Men! 1940, Private Collection.
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HMS Leander in the Middle East.
National Film Unit, 1941.
Footage courtesy Archives New Zealand.
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I’a (Fish) and Ngaru (Wave) artwork by Michel Tuffery.
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Weekly Review 152: NZ Squadrons Strike From Bouganville.
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National Film Unit ,1944.
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The Years Back (6) - The Italian Campaign.
The New Zealand Division head for Italy, Cassino, 1944
National Film Unit (1972)
Footage courtesy National Archives.
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The New Zealand Division in Italy, Cassino, 1944
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Looking towards the ruins of the monastery at Monte Cassino, Italy 1944.
Photo courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, ref: DA-03751-F.
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The Fall of Icarus by Wiilliam D. Hammond,1995
Acrylic on canvas.
Collection of Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna O Waiwhetu.
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Headquarters of 16 NZ Field Regiment in Korea, with Kiwi symbol, 1950-1953.
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Australian and New Zealand personnel at Anzac Park, near forward defensive positions in Korea, 1951.
Photo courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, ref: K-0457-F.
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New Zealand Special Air Service troops jumping from Valetta aircraft, Malaya, c. 1955.
Photo courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, ref: M-0456-F.
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New Zealand troopers in Malaya, 1957.
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Trooper W Edwards of Wairoa, Malaya, c. 1955.
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Iroquois Choppers.
Illustration by Lisa Nicole Moes.
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New Zealand soldiers bound for Vietnam, at Waiouru, 1965.
Photo courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, ref: EP/1965/2099/6-F.
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New Zealand soldier presented with a garland of flowers by a women from the Vietnamese Army, Saigon,Vietnam, 1965.
Official welcome ceremony for the artillery unit.
Photo courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, ref: EP-Defence-NZ Army,Vietnam-01.
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Bill Henry ‘Willie’ Apiata VC.
Corporal in the New Zealand Special Air Service, the first recipient of the Victoria Cross for New Zealand.
Stencil courtesy Component Art.
Kaokao tukutuku artwork by Ngataiharuru Taepa.
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Afghanistan Patrols, 2011.
Photo Courtesy New Zealand Defence Force, ref: 20110912_WN_S1015650_0104.
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Disaster Relief Samoa.
Bougainville Deployment.
Photos courtesy New Zealand Defence Force.
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Hercules with White Roses (symbol of peace)
Illustration by Lisa Nicole Moes.
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Tukutuku inspired by Roimata Toroa - Albatros Tears.
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Homecoming.
H.M.N.Z.S Te Mana.
Photo courtesy New Zealand Defence Force.
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Evacuees from Vietnam, at Whenuapai Aerodrome, Auckland, 1975.
Photo courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, ref: EP-Politics-Immigration-Refugees-05.
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Crowds in Lambton Quay, Wellington, welcoming the crew of HMS Achilles, c. 1941.
The crew return to New Zealand following the Battle of the River Plate.
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World War 11 troops returning to New Zealand on the Aquitania, c. 1941.
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Polish refugee children arriving in Wellington on board the ship General Randall, 1944.
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Weekly Review 208:VJ Day Celebrations. Wellington, 1945.
National Film Unit.
Lei (Cook Island), Ula (Samoa) artwork by Michel Tuffery.
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Weekly Review 232, Maori Battalion Returns.
National Film Unit.
Early in 1946, the 28th Maori Battalion returned to New Zealand on board the Dominion Monarch. A powhiri for the men is held on Pipitea Wharf in Wellington.
Footage courtesy Archives New Zealand, ref: AAPG W3471/1597 62.
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Weekly Review 232, Maori Battalion Returns.
National Film Unit.
Early in 1946, the 28th Maori Battalion returned to New Zealand on board the Dominion Monarch. A powhiri for the men is held on Pipitea Wharf in Wellington.
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Weekly Review 232, Maori Battalion Returns, 1946.
National Film Unit.
Members of 28th Maori Battalion returning to Kuku Ohou pa in New Zealand.
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Weekly Review 232, Maori Battalion Returns,1946.
National Film Unit.
Hangi at Kuku Ohou pa for return of 28th Maori Battalion.
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Weekly Review 232, Maori Battalion Returns,1946.
National Film Unit.
Members of 28th Maori Battalion returning to Ngaruawahia.
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Welcome Home flag, 1919.
Image courtesy Museum of New Zealand, Te Papa Tongarewa, ref: GH017815.
Victory Stamp, 1920.
Image courtesy Museum of New Zealand, Te Papa Tongarewa, ref: PH000079.
Anzac fern frame artwork by Michel Tuffery.
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Arch celebrating WW1 peace, Jackson Street, Petone, 1919.
Photo courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, ref: PAColl-930808.
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Linden tree illustration, symbol of peace, truth and justice.
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RSA Portraits.
Photos courtesy The NZIPP/RSA WW11 Veterans Portrait Project.
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Clydevale, 2012.
ANZAC: Photographs by Laurence Aberhart.
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Isla Bank.
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Bunnythorpe 1986.
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W.M Otahuhu.
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Victoria Cross, The Distinguished Flying Cross, The Military Cross, The British War Medal, The Victory Medal (The Great War Star), The 1914-1915 Star, The British Medal, The Military Cross, The Air Force Cross.
Photos courtesy Auckland War Memorial Museum and National War Museum.
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Berry & Co Portraits.
Taken at Wellington’s Berry & Co photography studio before the soldiers left New Zealand during WW1.
Photos courtesy Museum of New Zealand, Te Papa Tongarewa
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Tirairaka (Fantail) and kowhaiwhai flight path.
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National War Memorial Bell & Inscription
No man is an island entire of itself;
Every man is a piece of the continent,
A part of the main.
Therefore never send to know
For whom the bell tolls;
It tolls for thee.
-Donne, Meditation XVII
To the Glory of God
This bell is dedicated in commemoration of the fiftieth anniversary of the end of World War Two
Anno Domini 1995
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To suffer woes which Hope thinks infinite;
To forgive wrongs darker than death or night;
To defy Power, which seems omnipotent;
To love, and bear; to hope till Hope creates
From its own wreck the thing it contemplates;
Neither to change, nor falter, nor repent;
This, like thy glory,Titan, is to be
Good, great and joyous, beautiful and free;
This is alone, Life, Joy, Empire and Victory.
-Shelley, Prometheus Unbound
To the Glory of God This bell is dedicated in commemoration of the Fiftieth anniversary of the end of World War Two and with thanksgiving to the people of New Zealand for their Service and sacrifice
Anno Domini 1995
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“Ring out the old, ring in the new,
Ring out the false, ring in the true.
Ring out the grief that saps the mind,
Ring in redress to all mankind.
Ring out the thousand wars of old,
Ring in the thousand years of peace.”
-Tennyson, In Memoriam
To the Glory of God
This bell is dedicated in commemoration of the fiftieth Anniversary of the end of World War Two
Anno Domini 1995
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O weep, child, weep, o weep away the stain,
Lost innocence, who wished your lover
dead,
Weep for the lives your wishes never led.
O law drummed out by hearts against the
Still
Long winter of our intellectual will.
That what has been may never be again.
-Auden, Hymn to St Cecilia
To the Glory of God
This bell is dedicated in commemoration of the fiftieth anniversary of the end of World War Two Anno Domini 1995
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Artwork Background
Whare Korero - a house that tells stories - artwork design visuals by!Ngataiharuru Taepa.
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Whare Korero - a house that tells stories - tukutuku artwork design visuals by!Ngataiharuru Taepa.
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Artwork Background
The artwork by Michel Tuffery are metaphors, a thematic to enhance the historical images, each holds key symbolisms within the design that speak to the Pacific wider engagement into WW1, they're not just an aesthetic there's a story behind each of them.
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I'a (Fish) visual by Michel Tuffery to represent the movements of the ANZAC and Pacific soldiers to designated foreign lands during WW1.
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Rima Anere Vae’au Kuki Airani!(500 Cook Island Soldiers) artwork visual by Michel Tuffery.
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Lei (Cook Island) Ula (Samoa) artwork visual by Michel Tuffery.
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