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Tag Archives: War
Curse work on Germany, 1916
Unconscious/semi-conscious curse working on Germany from the pages of the Taranaki Daily News. Some Great sympathetic magic here; when will they fall? when the clock strikes. How will they fall? like over ripe fruit. Through narrative causality their strength is … Continue reading
Concept for a “processional way” for new Auckland war memorial
The project will see a “processional way” built down the grassy bank in front of the Auckland War Memorial Museum to Domain Drive. Photo / Supplied New war memorial designs questioned (Jan 9, 2016) Outside of this blogs usual chronological concerns … Continue reading
Posted in War
Tagged Ancestor Worship, ANZAC, Architecture, Art, Landscape, Monument, New Zealand, NZ, Ritual, Spatial Design, War
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New Zealand troops with tanks, World War One
New Zealand troops march with Whippet light tanks on the first day of (the tanks) deployment, during the spring offensive 1918
Two soldiers belonging to the New Zealand Rifle Brigade wearing two different types of gas mask.
The soldier in the helmet is wearing the British small box respiration that would become standard issue in 1917. the soldier on the left is wearing the Hypo Helmet respirator (location unknown) France 1916. Photograph Album of 26/35 2nd Lieutenant … Continue reading
The Legion of Frontiersmen in New Zealand
http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=EP19360320.2.52.1&srpos=32&e=——-10–31—-2legion+of+frontiersmen– Mentioned due to their involvement in the Victor Penny death ray story, the Legion of Frontiersmen was an organisation existing throughout the British Empire, originally founded with the purpose of providing a core of local scouts and guides capable of aiding … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, War
Tagged International, Napier EarthQuake, New Zealand Social History, NZ, War
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Aspects of Civic Religion – ANZAC Day 2015
Documentation of the the public ritual marking 100th anniversary of the ANZAC landings at Gallipoli. There always feels like a sharp delineation at dawn services between the civil aspect, drawn from a combination of military tradition and the final impulses of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Ancestor Worship, Cult, New Zealand Social History, NZ, Photography, War
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Victor Penny and the New Zealand Death ray
From the New Zealand observer 1937 The Legion of Frontiersmen was a militia organisation dedicated to the defence of the British empire (and existing throughout the empire). In practice it advocated and volunteered for military adventurism involved itself in … Continue reading
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Tagged Legion of Frontiersmen, NZ, Object, Prussians of the South Seas, War
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F-rays will end war forever!
Pacifist fever dream or the embryonic stirrings of mutually assured destruction, gestating deep in the new faith in science’s ability to solve man’s ills? Or was this simply clutching at any possibility of averting the upcoming war? EXIT WAR. Star , Issue 10938, … Continue reading
Hauhau Battle Flags
The Pai Mārire movement (known as Hauhau to Pakeha at the time) was a Maori religious movement that arose in the 1860’s and is of primary interest to this blog due to its syncretic nature that included in its mixture elements of pre christian Maori beliefs and … Continue reading