Titlebook: War, Sport and the Anzac Tradition; Kevin Blackburn Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Australia.Anzac.sport.F

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,The ‘Race of Athletes’ of World War I,me’ of proving manhood on the battlefield. The notion that Australian men, who excelled at sports before World War I, had at Gallipoli proven themselves and upheld the manhood of their nation found its way into Australian national identity.

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Anzac and Sport after World War II,eater game’. Throughout the post-war period increasingly the relationship between Anzac and sport became even closer as the playing of sport on Anzac Day was adopted by all Australian States. By the twenty-first century sports associations had invented rituals and ceremonies for the sport played on the day.

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,The ‘Army of Athletes’ of World War II, soldiers of World War II should uphold. There was pressure on sportsmen to join up because of the belief that in some way playing sport had prepared them with the right physical and mental qualities to fight on the battlefield.

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,The ‘Army of Athletes’ of World War II, soldiers of World War II should uphold. There was pressure on sportsmen to join up because of the belief that in some way playing sport had prepared them with the right physical and mental qualities to fight on the battlefield.

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Introduction,zac tradition, emphasising that the Australian national character is displayed in prowess on both the sporting field and the battlefield. This is most evident on Anzac Day when sport virtually appropriates the day and conducts its own rituals to commemorate the Australian war dead. The connection is

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