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Australia's significance in World War I lay in its substantial contributions to the Allied war effort, despite being a young nation at the time. Over 400,000 Australians enlisted, with around 60,000 losing their lives and many more wounded. The ANZAC (Australian and New Zealand Army Corps) campaign at Gallipoli became a defining moment in Australian national identity and military heritage. Additionally, Australia provided critical resources and support, reinforcing its commitment to the British Empire and shaping its post-war international standing.

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