DescripcióE 003261 E Maoris in North Africa July 1941.jpg
العربية: كتيبة الماوري في الجيش البريطاني، يظهر في الصُورة الأفراد الناجين من حرب تحرير اليونان من النازيين، ويؤدي أفرادها رقصة الهاكا في حُلوان، بِمصر على شرف ملك اليونان. من اليسار إلى اليمين، الرجال الأربعة في المُقدِّمة هم جون مانويل، ماكا وايت، تي كوتي ريهانا، ورانگي هندرسون. يُمكن الاطلاع على نسخة مقصوصة من هذه الصُورة على متن طابعٍ من فئة ANZAC صادر سنة 2008.[1]
English: Māori Battalion survivors of action in Greece, performing a haka in Helwan, Egypt for the King of Greece. From left to right, the four men in the foreground are John Manuel, Maaka White, Te Kooti Reihana, and Rangi Henderson. A cropped version of this photo featured on an ANZAC commemorative stamp issued in 2008.[2]
Polski: Batalion Maoryski, który brał udział w Bitwie o Grecję, wykonuje hakę przed królem Grecji w Heluanie, w Egipcie. Od lewej do prawej, czterej męzczyźnie na pierwszym planie to John Manuel, Maaka White, Te Kooti Reihana oraz Rangi Henderson. W 2008 roku ta fotografia została wykorzystana na pamiątkowym znaczku pocztowym wydanym z okazji Anzac Day.
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Aquest és un arxiu d'imatge destacat a La Viquipèdia en àrab (صور مختارة) i és considerat un dels més acurats arxius d'imatge. Aquest és un arxiu d'imatge destacat a La Viquipèdia en anglès (Featured pictures) i és considerat un dels més acurats arxius d'imatge. Aquest és un arxiu d'imatge destacat a La Viquipèdia en espanyol (Recursos destacados) i és considerat un dels més acurats arxius d'imatge.
English: The Māori Battalion performing a haka circa June 1941, one of the iconic images of the New Zealand army in the Second World War. Today is ANZAC Day, the day of recognition of Australians and New Zealanders who served their country.
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Čeština: Vojáci útvaru Maorský batalion provozují bojový tanec haka v červnu 1941 - jeden z ikonických snímků novozélandské armády ve 2. světové válce. Dne 25. dubna se slaví ANZAC Day (Den australských a novozélandských vojáků), na oslavu těch, kteří sloužili ve zbrani své vlasti.
Deutsch: Das Māori Battalion, das ca. im Juni 1941 einen Haka, einen rituellen Tanz, aufführt, ist eines der Ikonenbilder der neuseeländischen Armee im Zweiten Weltkrieg. Heute ist der ANZAC Day, der Tag zur Anerkennung der Australier und Neuseeländer, die für ihr Land dienten.
English: The Māori Battalion performing a haka circa June 1941, one of the iconic images of the New Zealand army in the Second World War. Today is ANZAC Day, the day of recognition of Australians and New Zealanders who served their country.
Magyar: A Māori zászlóalj(Māori Battalion) egy haka előadása közben 1941 júniusa körül. Az új-zélandi hadsereg egyik ikonikus képe a második világháborúból. Április 25-én, az ANZAC-napon emlékeznek meg a háborúkban elesett ausztrál és új-zélandi katonákról
Nederlands: Het 28e Bataljon, beter bekend als het Maoribataljon, voert een haka uit (juni 1941). Op 25 april, Anzac Day, herdenken Australië en Nieuw-Zeeland hen die in dienst van hun land gestorven zijn of geleden hebben.
Polski: Batalion Maoryski wykonujący hakę w czerwcu 1941 roku. Jest to jedna z najbardziej znanych fotografii przedstawiąjących Armię Nowej Zelandii w czasie II wojny światowej.
Македонски: The Маорскиот баталјон како изведува хака во јуни 1941 г. Денес Нов Зеланд и Австралија го празнуваат Денот на АНЗАК во чест на оние кои ѝ служеле на татковината.
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Haka in Egypt, 1941.
Soldados del "Batallón Maorí" del ejército de Nueva Zelanda, que participaron en la batalla de Grecia, realizan un haka en Helwan, durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial.
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