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At the outbreak of the first major war the men and young lads of Australian society jumped at the opportunity to be bestowed the honour of fighting for their country. ...
Society saw war as an huge adventure, a journey that must be took, a character building exercise. ... You served your country not only because it was highly socially unacceptable not to but because it was an honour and every man and his dog wanted to be able to stand proud and be able to say “I fought for the freedom of this country”
However this is old fashioned ideological thinking and it is not the thinking the we are encouraged to believe today, and this is definitely not the response to war that the novel chain of hearts encourages.
Approximate Word count = 575
Approximate Pages = 2.3
(250 words per page double spaced)
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