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Journal Article
Labour and Anzac: An Introduction
2014
Overview
The first celebration of Anzac Day occurred in Adelaide on 13 October 1915.1 It was also Eight Hours Day or, as the Daily Herald, South Australia's labour newspaper, put it, \"Eight Hours Day in a patriotic costume.\" \"Eight Hours Day,\" the Herald explained further, was to don a military uniform, just to show that Labor, in its celebration of its day of victory, was not forgetful of the gallantry of those brave boys who are fighting that the Australian workmen [sic] may not have to see his advantages swept away by the rough hand of Prussianism.
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Australian Society for the Study of Labour History
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