WWI crosses swiped, used as garden ornaments
The organisers say they've already caught tourists trying to takes crosses for souvenirs.
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A chilling recording depicts the moment silence descended on the battlefield.
World leaders gather in Paris a century after WWI armistice
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Editorial: A day to remember a nation's sacrifice
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Ahead of Armistice Day, Air Force chief Andrew Clark has delivered a moving message.
Bells toll for Armistice Day
Belltowers around the country will ring to commemorate the Armistice Centenary.
Editorial: Let's start 'roaring chorus' for Armistice Day
EDITORIAL: Get ready for jubilant roaring chorus noise.
Gallipoli medal won, century later
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WWI Armistice: A century of war and peace
As the world marks 100 years since the end of WWI, nationalism is on the rise.
John Roughan: Armistice ends a centenary of reading
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All Blacks to wear embroidered poppy to commemorate Armistice Day
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Green line: Photos from Europe's lost holiday spot turned warzone
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Stock markets bet Trump will get along with everyone after Midterms
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David Broome: Epic feats at WWI's end belong in NZ legend
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Big Read: Old soldiers and why we remember them
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New Zealand museum dedication among war remembrance events at Le Quesnoy.
The Liberation of Le Quesnoy: Full six-part documentary
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Top Auckland school mourns WWI fallen
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