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Poppies to be replaced as Dannevirke RSA announces it won't be putting them on graves
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IntroductionThe RSA has run the Poppy Appeal since 1922, with the funds used to support the welfare of former se
The RSA has run the Poppy Appeal since 1922, with the funds used to support the welfare of former service personnel. Photo: RNZ / Nate McKinnon
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