Photographs taken at Gallipoli during World War 1 (Posterspreviously here
are now on a separate page)
Gallipoli photographs
The Lost Diggers
(Photos taken in France - ie, not taken at Gallipoli)
The Seven Network's SUNDAY NIGHT program
has revealed a large collection of photographs of Australian
World War 1 soldiers. Although the photos were taken
in France, many of the soldiers had served at Gallipoli.
Anzac Cove and Gallipoli then and now - interactive
(theguardian.com) Photographs have
been skilfully taken at the locations of fifteen scenes at Anzac Cove in
1915 to enable you to see a beautiful then-and-now transition.
Gallipoli Then and Now(archived
from user.online.be/~snelders)
Choose picture from thumbnails then move your mouse over the picture to see the
scene in 1915.
Gallipoli Then and Now (worldwar1.com) This website presents some of the images in
Snelders' "Gallipoli Then and Now" website (see previous item).
With the camera at Anzac
(flickr.com/photos/national-archives-of-australia)
"This
album contains 41 views of Anzac Beach and the surrounding hills and gullies
...There are images of sandbags and barbed wire, hospital tents and supply
depots, captured Turkish soldiers, diggers in trenches, Lord Kitchener with
his generals, crosses in the cemetery and imposing landmarks such as ‘The
Sphinx’."
Art
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The section on artwork by and of Gallipoli soldiers has been
moved to its own page: Gallipoli art
Posters
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The section on posters has been
moved to its own page: Posters