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  <title>Episode 6.6 The ode</title>
  <description>In September 1914, English author and poet, Laurence Binyon was so appalled by the casualty lists coming out of France that he penned the 7 stanza poem, &amp;quot;For the fallen&amp;quot;. Little did he know that the middle, 4th stanza, would become the most remembered and solemnly cited verses in at least 4 countries. From 1921 this stanza became known as &amp;quot;The ode&amp;quot; and an integral part of remembrance services on Anzac Day and Remembrance Day. </description>
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