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English: Sign at the SIEV X Memorial at Kurrajong Point, Yarralumla Peninsula, Weston Park, Canberra. The sign reads "The SIEVX vessel was 20 metres long, the exact dimensions are outlined by these 42 poles. Step inside and you will see how small this was to carry 400 people. You may feel the sadness of such an end for these families, and the grief of those fathers and husbands detained here in Australia, unable to help or protect them. But please also feel the hope and promise that young Australians cared so much to create this beautiful memorial. You can learn more by visiting www.sievxmemorial.com. Steve Biddulph, Rod Horsfield, Beth Gibbings. Memorial Founders."
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Camera location35° 17′ 19.36″ S, 149° 05′ 43.86″ E  Heading=150° Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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