ANZAC Chaplains (Brothers in Arms)

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2010-04-12

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Reynaud, Daniel; 0000-0001-6857-3874

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Hope Channel

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https://www.hopechannel.com/au/watch/anzac-chaplains

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This is the story of truly courageous men who never carried a gun or fired a shot in anger. Through their selfless deeds and heroic ministering as they stood shoulder to shoulder beside the Anzac fighting men through the endless horror and misery of the battlefield, the Anzac Chaplains gained the respect and admiration of the soldiers - not by taking life, but by saving it.

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Australian and New Zealand Army Corps; television

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Reynaud, D. (Writer), & Hamilton, M. (Director). (2010). Anzac chaplains (Brothers in arms) [Television series episode]. In D. Livingston & K. Portbury (Producers), Faith of the Anzacs. Sydney, Australia: Hope Channel/It is Written Oceania.

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Faith of the Anzacs (Episode 9)

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