The diaries of C.E.W. Bean: 11 November 1918
(awm.gov.au/blog)
To see copies of Charles Bean's diaries go to: Records of C.E.W. Bean
(awm.gov.au)
The Australian War Memorial "has digitised 286 volumes
of diaries, notebooks, and folders kept by Bean during and after the war and
used by him to write the official history of the First World War."
Five Months at Anzac: Joseph Lievesley Beeston
(home.exetel.com.au/eduweb)
"A narrative of personal experiences of the officer commanding the 4th Field
Ambulance, Australian Imperial Force."
An Anzac's Diary: Ernest George King
See
An Anzac's Diary (archived version). (Click "Impatient?".) [The original link, http://users.bigpond.net.au/rhearne/,
no longer appears to be working.]
Clifton Mason - War Diary of an ANZAC (Internet
Archive version of nicholasjones.org/archives/clifton_mason)
Clifton Mason arrived at Gallipoli on 29 July 1915. (You may
need to click the "Impatient?" link.) (Previous link
http://www.nicholasjones.org/archives/clifton_mason/1915/07/ no longer
working 19 Sep 2011.)
Diary of an ANZAC - HV Reynolds
(awm.gov.au)
Extracts from the diary of Herbert Vincent Reynolds presented in
blog format, along with relevant photographs and other
illustrations. Scroll down for beginning of entries from HV
Reynolds' diary. Note that the entries are in reverse date order and
continue over many pages. Includes suggested questions for classroom
discussion.
'God knows it
was hell': Extract from diary of S.W. Siddeley (museumvictoria.com.au)
An entry dated 8 May 1915 from the diary of Corporal William
McQueen Saxon ('S.W.') Siddeley, of the
Australian Army Medical Corps, describing his involvement at Helles,
Gallipoli. See
photograph of diary - this page contains another extract from the diary.
Anzac diary: George Bollinger(nzhistory.net.nz)
George Wallace Bollinger left Wellington, New Zealand, on 16 October 1914,
landed at Gallipoli on 26 April 1915 and was evacuated on 15 September.
The Diary of Fredrick Dill
New Zealand Expeditionary Force
See
Diary of Fredrick Dill (archived version). (Click
"Impatient?")
[The original link,
http://socialstudies.unitecnology.ac.nz/gallipoli_webquest/Diary%20of%20Fredrick%20Dill.htm,
was not working on 22 Sep
2010.]
William
Malone's diary (nzhistory.net.nz) William George Malone was a strong battalion commander
who looked after his soldiers and was killed in August 1915.
The Anzac
Diaries Part I (learningonline.com.au)
Excerpts of diaries from
ANZAC soldiers at Gallipoli for the months of April, May and June 1915 -
"taken from a wide variety of published and unpublished sources".
The Anzac
Diaries Part II (learningonline.com.au)
Extracts from various diaries covering July, August,
September, October, November and December 1915, arranged in order.
Gallipoli: In their own words
(theage.com.au)
"Using letters, diaries and photographs, The Sunday Age recounts events
through the eyes of the diggers who battled on amid despair and death..."
The Sunday Age, 18 April 2004.
Gallipoli diary sells for $24K
(ABC News)
Report of the sale of the diary of New Zealand Private George
Petersen who landed at Gallipoli with Nelson Company on April 25, 1915.
An Anzac's Diary: Ernest George King
The Diary of Fredrick Dill
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