On a cold April morning before the sun rises every year across Australia and New Zealand thousands of people gather around monuments to show respect and remember the soldiers who died in ww1.
The dawn parade is held on April 25th ANZAC day as this is the day ANZAC troops were fighting in Gallipoli.
Someone plays on the bugle and plays the last post when the soldiers march. The soldiers lays a wreath of poppies.
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