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Cenotaph Stories

  • Names not numbers

    Christopher Pugsley
    Lieutenant Colonel (Retired), ONZM, DPhil, FRHistS

    Christopher Pugsley, reflects on the upcoming Anzac Day in the time of the Covid-19 pandemic, and how we still remember those who were killed during war and those returned service men and women from all conflicts.

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  • Reflections in the Port: Pandemics & the Moana Cosmopolitan

    Emily Parr
    Contemporary Reflections Grant Recipient

    Emily Parr reflects on the fifty three years that have passed between her and her great-great-grandmother; Louisa Kronfeld, and the stories and experiences that connect them across the Moananui-a-Kiwa.

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  • Reflections from Māhia

    Jason Renes
    Contemporary Reflections Grant Recipient

    The link between Rongomaiwahine’s fight against COVID-19 and my whanaunga’s World War 1 experience is how the memory of loss leads to the protection of whakapapa. In this piece Jason Renes explores his whānau biography and the memory of loss.

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  • Contemplating commemoration in a digital world

    Victoria Passau
    Collection Manager, Online Cenotaph

    This article considers commemoration, distance, digital collections, & archival ethics—important questions for these strange times.

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