# Daniel Reynaud
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daniel reynaud (born 27 August 1958) is an Australian historian whose work on Australian war cinema and on Australian World War I soldiers and religion has challenged aspects of the Anzac legend, Australia’s most important national mythology built around the role of Australian servicemen, popularly known as Anzacs
== Early life and secondary teaching career ==
Reynaud was born in Armidale, New South Wales in 1958 shortly after his parents emigrated from France. His father Jean (John) Reynaud was for some years a Lecturer in French at Avondale College from which daniel reynaud obtained his teaching degree in History and English in 1979. He taught secondary History and English at Longburn Adventist College, Auckland Adventist High School and Rosmini College between 1980-1991.
13. They Died For Something. Most Men Live For Something
Most young men today feel lost — but they’ve never had more freedom.
So what’s going wrong?
In this episode, professor, author, historian Daniel Reynaud breaks down why the ANZAC soldiers — facing death daily — had a stronger sense of purpose, identity, and direction than most men today.
This is…
Walter Dexter - Military Chaplain
This episode we're looking at the work of the unsung heroes of every campaign which Australia has taken part in - the Military Chaplain. We're going to do this by focusing on Walter Dexter, who was as famous during World War 1 as Jacka or John Monash, but has been largely forgotten in the interveni…
Talking History – The Aussie Legend Beloved By Diggers During WWI
In this interview episode, Dr Daniel Reynaud, author of The Man The Anzacs Revered, tells us about the colourful and incredibly brave AIF chaplain William McKenzie, who was a Salvation Army officer on the frontlines with the Diggers at Gallipoli and then on the Western Front. In his time, ‘Fighting…
The improbable life of an ANZAC chaplain
The name Walter Dexter has faded into history but during World War I he was one of the British empire’s most famous churchmen.
He became most decorated military chaplain ever.
Long before he found his faith in the Anglican Church, he had a rollicking life at sea, plunging into the cultures of Asi…
Daniel Reynaud - Military Chaplain, Reverend Ernest Dexter (24/04/26)
Walter Ernest Dexter was born in 1873 and died in 1950. A master mariner and military chaplain who caught the attention of Author Daniel Reynaud. An incredible tale of an Australian soldier
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Bill speaks with author Daniel Reynaud about his "ANZAC" book - Sailor, Soldier, Vicar, Farmer
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Daniel Reynaud - 110 years since the Gallipoli campaign of 1915
Daniel Reynaud is Emeritus Professor of History at Avondale University. He was the inaugural Visiting Historian at the Anzac Memorial in Sydney and is recognised as an authority on Anzac social history, including cinema, spirituality and food. Reynaud is the author and co-presenter of eight award-w…
The improbable life of 'The Pinching Padre', a vicar with a thirst for adventure and ethical theft
Professor Daniel Reynaud on the incredible true story of an assuming vicar who turned out to be the most decorated military chaplain in Australian history, who had at one point lived his life on the edge.
During World War Two, a self-effacing man named Walter Dexter served as the vicar of a church …
Sailor, Soldier, Vicar, Farmer - The amazing life of Walter Dexter
From Daniel Reynaud's new book, listen to Daniel tell the story of Walter Dexter, Australia's most decorated chaplain. Decorated three times over two wars with a disdain for pomp, boarded his first ship at age 14, a brilliant public speaker and sea captain, being on a sailing ship with a crocodile …
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