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The
Anzac War Memorial was designed by C Bruce Dellit (1900-1942) and
was built in 1934 in memory the Australians who lost their lifes in
World War I. It is situated towards the southern end of Hyde Park.
In
front of the memorial lies the "Lake of Reflections" surrounded
by rows of poplars.
"The
Sacrifice" - the figure of a young warrior; his body lies upon
a shield which is supported by three women - his mother, wife and
sister. On of them is carrying a child, the symbol for the future
generations for whom the sacrifice has been made.
The
Anzac War Memorial was designed by C Bruce Dellit (1900-1942) and
was built in 1934 in memory the Australians who lost their lifes in
World War I. It is situated towards the southern end of Hyde Park.
In
front of the memorial lies the "Lake of Reflections" surrounded
by rows of poplars.
"The
Sacrifice" - the figure of a young warrior; his body lies upon
a shield which is supported by three women - his mother, wife and
sister. On of them is carrying a child, the symbol for the future
generations for whom the sacrifice has been made.
Art
Déco window.