Making Sense of Anzac Part2

Many, perhaps most, 21st-century Australians believe that a phenomenon known as 'the Australian character' was forged amid the carnage and chaos of Gallipoli in 1915 and 1916. How accurate is this myth? What is the actual relationship between Gallipoli and the ideals of Australian manhood celebrated to this day in film, sport and popular memory? In episode 2 of Making Sense of Anzac, Nick Eckstein and Brad Manera talk about how the historical significance of the Anzac legend has changed in over a century. And they introduce a group who should have been part of the story since the beginning: women.

Host: Nick Eckstein

Guest: Brad Manera

Series Producer: Peter Adams

Photo - Hasitha Tudugalle (flickr).  Used under Creative Commons License 2.0   

Creators and Guests

Nick Eckstein
Host
Nick Eckstein
Associate Professor Nick Eckstein from University of Sydney (History)
Brad Manera
Guest
Brad Manera
Senior Historian and Curator at the Anzac Memorial, Hyde Park, Sydney Australia.
Peter Adams
Producer
Peter Adams
Digital Media Producer University of Sydney School of Humanities
Making Sense of Anzac Part2
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