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Crowe’s reflections also cover how collective memories of war and conflict influence identity. He talks about ANZAC Day in Australia, a day of remembrance for soldiers of WWI and WWII, and how it reminds Australians of the futility of war. He criticizes the glorification of violence and cautions against perpetuating conflict by forgetting its true costs—both human and ecological. Crowe’s poignant comments encourage fostering a culture that prioritizes peace, understanding, and respect for history’s lessons.