Resources for Anzac Day lessons
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Anzac diaries
Biographies
Letters
Interviews
Reports from Gallipoli
Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett (From the front cover of Ashmead-Bartlett's diary) Charles Bean (From an image held by the Australian War Memorial)
Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett - The First Report in Australia of the Landing at Gallipoli (anzacsite.gov.au) Note the further links at the right of that page.
Charles Bean - The First Report (anzacsite.gov.au) Originally published in the Commonwealth of Australia Gazette, 17 May 1915.
Despatches from Gallipoli: The Correspondents (nla.gov.au) Click on THE CORRESPONDENTS at the top or the links at the bottom of the screen for: ● Charles Edwin Woodrow Bean ● Commonwealth Gazette ● Sir Keith Murdoch (View the Gallipoli Letter manuscript. For a recent newspaper article about a book based on the letter, see Book review: The Gallipoli Letter, nzherald.co.nz. See also our Issues page: Gallipoli, Sir Keith Murdoch and WikiLeaks.) ● Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett ● Phillip Schuler and Charles Patrick Smith
Despatches from Gallipoli: Censorship (nla.gov.au) ● An example of censorship ● Diaries versus despatches
Kitchener's & Hamilton's Reports on Gallipoli (lib.byu.edu) 9 August 1915.
See also: Australia and World War One: Documents (exetel.com.au/eduweb) A variety of documents from and about World War 1.
Some other sources:
● Anzac diaries
● Anzac biographies
● Anzac letters
● Anzac interviews
● Gallipoli Campaign
● Early books reproduced
● Memorials and rolls
● Background to Anzac Day - significance, spirit, tradition, legend
● Anzac or ANZAC?
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