Cowan, J
NZ was colonized by the British and a country in the British Empire. When Great Britain went to war with Germany, so did NZ, Australia, Canada, and other countries which were then part of the British Empire. WW1 was not merely a clash of countries. It was a clash of empires, even more so than WW2, and it is difficult to equate in a modern context now that Imperialism is in the past. The question "Why should NZ get involved?" was probably not asked in NZ at the time, at least not aloud.
1 million people of which 110 000 people served in WW1 of which 73 000 were casualties, which was the second highest (on a percentage of population basis) of all the Allies
A.N.Z.A.C. which is the first letters of the name
New Zealand was involved in world war one because they are and were part of the British Monarchy. New Zealanders went to war because they had to back up Britain who were their motherland. 18,166 New Zealanders died in WW1 and 41,317 were wounded.
The Victoria Cross was awarded to New Zealand soldier Captain Charles Upham during World War II. He received the honor for his extraordinary bravery during the Battle of Crete in 1941 and again for his actions in North Africa in 1942. Upham is one of only three people to receive the Victoria Cross twice. His remarkable courage and leadership have made him a celebrated figure in New Zealand's military history.
the nz troops that fought for us in ww1 are in a cemetery in Iraq
WW1, WW2, Korean War, Vietnam War. yes men where in the war my grandad was in one of the wars but he is dead now so i didnt really get to ask him about it.
who was the last surviving soldier from ww1 in nz? what year did he die
because they were invaded
one of them was the Vietnam war
auckland
the anzac is the aus and NZ armies together so the only war the aus and NZ fought together is 1 world war 1
almost a million
charles upham
The NZ fought in the British Empire and with Australia.
NZ
NZ was colonized by the British and a country in the British Empire. When Great Britain went to war with Germany, so did NZ, Australia, Canada, and other countries which were then part of the British Empire. WW1 was not merely a clash of countries. It was a clash of empires, even more so than WW2, and it is difficult to equate in a modern context now that Imperialism is in the past. The question "Why should NZ get involved?" was probably not asked in NZ at the time, at least not aloud.