An Australian First World War historian says Remembrance Day has been almost completely eclipsed by ANZAC Day in Australia's consciousness. But the Australian War Memorial maintains there's room for two days that remember soldiers' sacrifices.
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Is Remembrance Day still relevant to Australians?
Poppies in full bloom in a field at North Elmham, near Guist, Norfolk, Saturday November 12 2005. Source: Press Association
An Australian First World War historian says Remembrance Day has been almost completely eclipsed by ANZAC Day in Australia's consciousness. But the Australian War Memorial maintains there's room for two days that remember soldiers' sacrifices.
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By Rosemary Bolger
Presented by Olga Klepova
Source: SBS
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