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Why was japan eniemes with new zealand during ww1?
because they hated each other
Why do you pray on anzac day?
The lost soldiers who died from Australia and New Zealand during WW1.
Why were the soldier who fought in ww1 called anzacs?
it stands for the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps.
What did New Zealand do in WW1?
Basically whatever Britain did, NZ did. We were involved in Galipoli and many other battles.
What did the Treaty of Versailles do with New zealand?
newzealand was an allie with brittain.new zealand as an allie to brittain during ww1 sent man into combat and was therefore was involved in war.
What wars have New Zealand soldiers fought in?
Heaps. WW1, WW2, Vietnam, Korea, Afghanistan just to name a few
What country were New Zealand fighting for in ww1?
In WWI, NZ was fighting for the Empire troops, and were in fact under the control of Brit commanders.
What are some anzac word starts with R?
Remembrance is an Anzac word. It is a day when Australia and New Zealand remember the individuals who served in the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) during WW1. It is celebrated on April 25th.
What is an old fashioned term for an airplane pilot?
In WW1 pilots were called fly boys.
How many wars were fought in or by New Zealand?
In New Zealand: the New Zealand wars 1845 to 1872.External: Boer War, WW1, WW2, Korean war, Malaysian War, Vietnam War, East Timor,
Why were pilots not allowed to wear parachutes in WW1?
because people would blow up in the sky
Why is the 25th of April so important to Australia?
ANZAC day, remembering those who fought in WW1 Anzac Australian and New zealand army corps
