Every April 25, Australia commemorates Anzac Day as a national day to remember soldiers who died in war, especially in the Battle of Gallipoli during World War I. Anzac Day is often associated with values such as "mateship". However, can we also find these values in Indonesian culture?

Understanding ANZAC Day from Indonesian Perspectives

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Understanding ANZAC Day from Indonesian Perspectives

Understanding ANZAC Day from Indonesian Perspectives