Landing at
Anzac Cove (en.wikipedia.org)
Includes overview, geography, the landing plan, the first wave, the second
wave, Ottoman reaction, Baby 700, 400 Plateau, consolidating the landing,
stalemate, aftermath.
The Landing (diggerhistory.info
- if the link is not working, see
Where is Digger History?) Illustrated description of the landing at Gallipoli.
The First World War and the Anzac Legend [pdf] (cambridge.edu.au) Sample pages from a commercially available book for
secondary students, Analysing Australian History by Ken Webb (Cambridge
web page). The chapter includes a short section on the landing at
Gallipoli and a timeline for 1915.
For TIMELINES of the Gallipoli campaign see our Timelines
page
The Gallipoli Campaign [pdf] (dva.gov.au) Summary of the Gallipoli Campaign, commemorating the 2010 95th
anniversary of the campaign. Covers main Anzac battles, the evacuation,
casualties (including statistics), Anzac Day.
Anzac Day:
The Gallipoli Campaign (australia.gov.au, previously at
cultureandrecreation.gov.au)
Scroll down for a brief summary
of "The Gallipoli campaign".
The Gallipoli Campaign (Skwirk.com.au Interactive Schooling) Summary of the Gallipoli Campaign, who participated, the landing, the Battle of Lone
Pine, the Battle of the Nek, the evacuation. (The site is a commercial site
that requires membership to access further material.) For a dot-point
summary, see
Gallipoli and the ANZACsChapter 1: The Gallipoli Campaign.
The Gallipoli campaign [pdf]
From Defence Magazine, Issue 7, 2007-08.
[Saved from http://www.defence.gov.au/defencemagazine/editions/200708_07/feat_gallipoli.pdf.]
Gallipoli
(Parliament of Australia: Parliamentary library) Includes:
- Gallipoli: what happened on 25 April 1915?
- Gallipoli: frequently asked questions
(Note that many links are not accessible as this
material was produced for users of the Parliamentary Library.)
Despatches from Gallipoli: Gallipoli
(nla.gov.au)
National Library of Australia Online Exhibition. For
documents and photographs relating to individual battles, click on
GALLIPOLI at the top or the links at the bottom of the screen.
The Campaign in more detail
New book on the Gallipoli
Campaign planning and landings
Success, not failure, is the real Anzac story
(smh.com.au) "New evidence suggests the landings at
Gallipoli were, in fact, a cleverly orchestrated and successful assault,
writes Steve Meacham."
History of
the Gallipoli Campaign(gallipoli100.com.au) Includes maps, past and present photographs. RSL: ANZAC Day
(clubsonline.com)
Basic facts of the Gallipoli Campaign. If this link doesn't
work, go to the main RSL website, then cick on Commemoration, then Anzac Day.
North Beach Gallipoli 1915 (dva.gov.au)
Note the links to the 13 pages in the menu on the left. includes sketches by
Leslie Fraser Standish Hore MC.
Battles in particular
Battle of Gallipoli
(en.wikipedia.org) From the free Wikipedia Encyclopedia, which is written by
volunteers. Battle at Gallipoli
(eyewitnesstohistory.com)
British website. (There were Irish, and others, with the Australians and New
Zealanders at Gallipoli). Battles - the Gallipoli Front
(firstworldwar.com)
Lists the various battles. Appears to be a British website.
Farthest In (users.skynet.be/Gallipoli/) The battle on the morning of 25 April 1915, with
labelled photographs of the same battlefields today.
Gallipoli:
The conditions (Skwirk.com.au Interactive Schooling) Climate, food and water, disease. (The site is a commercial site
that requires membership to access further material.) For a dot-point
summary, see
Gallipoli and the ANZACsChapter 2: The conditions.
Water and food: Anzac interview grabs (learningonline.com.au) Memories of some Gallipoli soldiers on food and water at
Gallipoli.Note that the soldier responding to a question about
"Anzac biscuits" appears to be referring to "Anzac tiles" (which are much
harder than Anzac biscuits).
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