Photo of Melbourne Shrine of Remembrance night

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Description	Melbourne's Shrine of Remembrance. Opened on November 11, 1934 to remember Australia's war dead.
Date	26 April 2005(2005-04-26), 20:33:51
Source	Flickr
Author	Scott Sandars from Melbourne, Australia
Reviewer	Para

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