What is rare in Australia is an adequate explanation and understanding of the Turkish perspective of the Gallipoli campaign.
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The history of the Gallipoli region enhances the story of the Anzac campaign and situates it in a notably rich cultural context.
It was not the excitement but the seriousness of the first world war that captured the imaginations of Australians. The experience of 1915 had a marked effect on local commitment to winning the war.
If you do a historical study of the Gallipoli battlefields, or even if you are just a passing visitor to the sites, one of the first things to strike you is all the different names. At the Anzac battlefield…
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