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First World War.com - Feature Articles - To what extent was New Zealand 'born as a nation' in World War I? (1503 words)
A distinction can thus be made between the war being solely responsible for the 'birth' of the nation, and the war being part of a complicated process towards the nation state.
Maori were in fact strongly divided in their desire to become citizens of the nation.
The war was also an event that embraced New Zealand as a whole; from the soldiers who had fought and died on the battlefields, to those on the home front who were situated thousands of miles away.
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