Gallipoli 1915 Robert Bell Year 9 In the early hours of Sunday the 25th of April 1915 the first contingent of Anzacs landed at a beach North of Gaba Tebe, this was the first of many landing staged at Gallipoli. On the same day over 8 landing were staged. Whilst the allies were backed by a heavy naval presence the fighting was savage and heavy causalities were inflicted on the both sides. “ When we directed our fire at them …showed first 75 words of 1295 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1295 total…Edu. Resour., Melbourne · Lawrence, Cyril – The Gallipoli Diary Of S.L. – Melb. Uni., Melbourne - 1981 · Smith, Patsy – The Anzacs – Nelson, Melbourne – 1978 · Barker, Marianne - Nightingales In The Mud – Allen &Unwin, Sydney – 1989 · Bishop, James – Social History Of The First World War – Angus & Robertson – 1982 Footnotes *Page 69 – A Turkish Veiw of Galliopli. ڤ Both accounts are from Pg 48 – “Experience Of Nationhood” # Both accounts are from Pg 75 – “The Gallipoli dairy of Sergeant Lawrence” ^Both accounts are from Pg 82 – “The Anzacs”