National War Memorial (New Zealand)

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The National War Memorial in New Zealand is the country’s principal monument honoring its military personnel who served and died in conflicts, particularly the World Wars, and serves as a central site for national remembrance ceremonies.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf national monument
war memorial
administeredBy Manatū Taonga – Ministry for Culture and Heritage NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Art Deco
carillonBellsCount over 70 bells
category Monuments and memorials in Wellington
New Zealand military memorials
World War I memorials in New Zealand
World War II memorials in New Zealand
commemorates New Zealand military personnel
New Zealanders who died in World War I
New Zealanders who died in World War II
New Zealanders who died in subsequent conflicts
continent Oceania
country New Zealand
dedicatedTo fallen New Zealand service personnel
dedication remembrance of New Zealand’s war dead
hasCarillon National War Memorial Carillon NERFINISHED
hasComponent Hall of Memories NERFINISHED
National War Memorial Carillon NERFINISHED
Tomb of the Unknown Warrior NERFINISHED
hasUnknownSoldierTomb Tomb of the Unknown Warrior NERFINISHED
height approximately 50 metres
heritageStatus listed historic place
inception 1932
location Mount Cook, Wellington NERFINISHED
Wellington NERFINISHED
materialUsed stone
nearby Pukeahu National War Memorial Park NERFINISHED
officialOpeningDate 1932-04-25
openedOn Anzac Day 1932 NERFINISHED
owner Government of New Zealand NERFINISHED
part Hall of Memories NERFINISHED
National War Memorial Carillon NERFINISHED
Tomb of the Unknown Warrior NERFINISHED
purpose to commemorate New Zealanders who served and died in war
region Wellington Region NERFINISHED
significantEvent Anzac Day national commemorations NERFINISHED
Armistice Day commemorations
symbolizes national remembrance of war and sacrifice
usedFor military commemorations
state remembrance ceremonies

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Australian and New Zealand Army Corps memorial National War Memorial (New Zealand)