Gallipoli Collection (page 2)

Mosaic of Eve and the serpent in Sacro Cuore di Gesu church, Gallipoli, Lecce, Apulia, Italy, Europe

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A member of the Catafalque party is seen next to the cenotaph during the ANZAC Day dawn service in Darwin, Thursday, April 25, 2019. (aP Image/Lukas Coch)

RACING ANZAC DAY FLEMINGTON
A Bugler is seen during the Anzac Day ceremony during Anzac Race Day at Flemington Racecourse in Melbourne, Wednesday, April 25, 2018. (aP Image/James Ross), EDITORIAL USE ONLY

ANZAC DAY CANBERRA
The Australian War Memorials Wall of Remembrance during the dawn service at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra, Wednesday, April 25, 2018

Admiral Of The Fleet Sir John Michael De Robeck British Sailor 1862 To 1928 Right From The War Illustrated Album Deluxe Published London 1916

Gallipoli, Salentine peninsula, Lecce district, Apulia, Italy

Italy. Apulia (Puglia). Salento, Gallipoli, Old walled town

Beach umbrellas on white sand beach by turquoise sea from above, Punta della Suina, Gallipoli, Lecce, Salento, Apulia, Italy

Beach umbrellas on sand beach and cliffs by turquoise sea from above, Punta della Suina, Gallipoli, Salento, Apulia, Italy

Gallipoli in summer time, located along the Ionic coast, municipality of Gallipoli, Lecce province, Apulia, Italy

Purita beach, Gallipoli, Salento, Apulia, Italy
PuritA beach, Gallipoli, Salento, Apulia, Italy

Gallipoli, Salento, Apulia, Italy

WW1 Gallipoli British sailors deploying submarine nets

Preparing to evacuate Gallipoli during WW1

WW1 Gallipoli British soldiers preparing to evacuate

W Beach Gallipoli during the First World War

Boats from RMS Mauretania landing troops in the Dardanelles during WW1

RMS Mauretania boats landing at Gallipoli, Dardanelles, during WW1

West Beach, Gallipoli during WW1

HMS Pegasus (ex HMS Ark Royal)
Royal Navy - HMS Pegasus (ex HMS Ark Royal) at A Spithead re in 1938. HMS Pegasus was re-named from the 1914 HMS Ark Royal seaplane carrier

Ottoman Empire. Turkey. View of Gallipoli
Ottoman Empire. Turkey. Asia Minor. View of Gallipoli. Engraving by Lemaitre, Danvin and Cholet. Historia de Turquia, by Joseph Marie Jouannin (1783-1844) and Jules Van Gaver, 1840

Sir Alymer Hunter-Weston
A portrait oil painting of Lieutenant General Sir Alymer Gould Hunter-Weston, M.P. K.C.B. D.S.O. 1864-1940, who was a British Army officer serving in the Miranzai Expeditions of 1891

WW1 - Dardanelles Campaign - Australians cornering the enemy
WW1 - Dardanelles Campaign - Progress in Gallipoli as the Australian troops advance up hill, yet corner and attack a Turkish detachmment

WWI cartoon The New Star, published in The Anzac Book, 1916 (colour litho)
701051 WWI cartoon The New Star, published in The Anzac Book, 1916 (colour litho) by Colles, Ted (1887-1952); Private Collection; Peter Newark Pictures

We took the Hill, come and help us keep it Australian World War I recruitment poster, 1915
528522 We took the Hill, come and help us keep it Australian World War I recruitment poster, 1915, possibly referring to Gallipoli campaign (Dardanelles). H J Watson (1874-1938) Australian artist

Turkish fort destroyed by Allied naval bombardment during the Dardanelles Campaign, World War I, 1915 (litho)
6000300 Turkish fort destroyed by Allied naval bombardment during the Dardanelles Campaign, World War I, 1915 (litho) by Damblans

The Hopeless Dawn - cartoon from the Gallipoli campaign of 1915 published in The Anzac Book, 1916 (litho)
701940 The Hopeless Dawn - cartoon from the Gallipoli campaign of 1915 published in The Anzac Book, 1916 (litho) by Barker, David C

Chanakkale - Gallipoli Peninsula, Dardanelles, Turkey - The Fort Date: circa 1920s

Chanakkale (Chanak, formerly Dardanellia ) on the Turkish Dardanelles coast (Gallipoli Peninsula) - building the New Anzac Cemetery Date: circa 1920s

Strait dei Dardanelli, birds eye view: on the left the European coast, on the right the Asian coast
6203315 Strait dei Dardanelli, birds eye view: on the left the European coast, on the right the Asian coast, highlighted the forts to defend the territory, 1853 (colour litho) by Italian School

Un coin du bazar de Gallipoli (engraving)
3646022 Un coin du bazar de Gallipoli (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Un coin du bazar de Gallipoli. Illustration for Le Magasin Pittoresque (1881)

Waiting for Diplomacy (engraving)
1050045 Waiting for Diplomacy (engraving) by Nash, Joseph (d.1922); Private Collection; (add.info.: Waiting for Diplomacy)

British troops from the River Clyde land at V Beach, Gallipoli
701944 British troops from the River Clyde land at V Beach, Gallipoli, 25th April 1915 (colour litho) by Dixon, Charles Edward (1872-1934)

Second Lieutenant Hugo Throssell holding part of a captured Turkish trench against the enemys counter-attacks, Hill 60
976442 Second Lieutenant Hugo Throssell holding part of a captured Turkish trench against the enemys counter-attacks, Hill 60, Gallipoli, 29 August 1915 (colour litho) by English School

2nd Lieutenant Alfred Victor Smith, VC, 1916 (oil on canvas)
781776 2nd Lieutenant Alfred Victor Smith, VC, 1916 (oil on canvas) by Cooke, Isaac (1846-1922); 131x85.1 cm; Towneley Hall Art Gallery and Museum, Burnley

Midshipman Malleson jumping with a line from a barge to link up another barge which was
STC413388 Midshipman Malleson jumping with a line from a barge to link up another barge which was drifting (litho) by Holloway

Panoramic View of Gallipoli (engraving)
1619042 Panoramic View of Gallipoli (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Panoramic View of Gallipoli)

King Edward VIII visiting the Gallipoli War Memorial in Turk
King Edward VIII with General Altay visiting the Gallipoli War Memorial in Turkey. Date: 1936

An R. A. M. C. feat hard to match: bringing wounded down the cliff during the Suvla Bay
STC312607 An R.A.M.C. feat hard to match: bringing wounded down the cliff during the Suvla Bay Battle at the Dardanelles, from The Illustrated War News (litho) by Woodville

Memorial to Sgt Charles Ranginawawahia Sciasia
New Zealander Sciasia, born of an Italian father and a Maori mother, played, with his brother John, for the Maori All Blacks in 1913

A Leader whose wounded Sir Ian Hamilton has called a calamity: General Gouraud
STC312609 A Leader whose wounded Sir Ian Hamilton has called a calamity: General Gouraud, in hospital in Paris, from The Illustrated War News, 1915 (litho) by Duvent

British troops landing at V-Beach, Gallipoli, WW1
British troops landing at V-Beach, Gallipoli, from HMS River Clyde, First World War. 1914-1918

A Picturesque Map of the Seat of War, in the Danubian Provinces, Turkey, Asia Minor, Southern Russia
1607993 A Picturesque Map of the Seat of War, in the Danubian Provinces, Turkey, Asia Minor, Southern Russia, and the Crimea (engraving) by English School

Landing of the Rifle Brigade at Gallipoli (engraving)
1618977 Landing of the Rifle Brigade at Gallipoli (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Landing of the Rifle Brigade at Gallipoli)

Landing at Gallipoli. Midst shot and shell we made the narrow beach (colour litho)
1218778 Landing at Gallipoli. Midst shot and shell we made the narrow beach (colour litho) by Cuneo, Cyrus (1879-1916); Private Collection; (add.info)

The Royal Edward liner - sunk at the Dardanelles
The Royal Edward, formerly the Cairo, a big, two-funnelled liner which formerly crossed the Atlantic, and was later used as a troop ship

The British Fleet in the Sea of Marmora, coaling on Board HMS Rupert, off Gallipoli (engraving)
1590041 The British Fleet in the Sea of Marmora, coaling on Board HMS Rupert, off Gallipoli (engraving) by English School

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"Gallipoli: A Tale of Bravery and Sacrifice" In the heart of Basingstoke, amidst the chaos of World War I, the 5th Battalion Connaught Rangers prepared to embark on a journey that would forever etch their names in history. Little did they know that their path would intersect with an iconic event known as Gallipoli. As the ANZAC Preview Australian Light Horse joined forces, a bond was formed between nations across oceans. Their shared determination and resilience echoed through the trenches, forging an unbreakable camaraderie. Amongst those who left their mark on this historic battleground was Kemal Ataturk - a name synonymous with leadership during World War One. His strategic brilliance played a pivotal role in shaping the outcome of Gallipoli. Anzac Cove became both witness and participant in another chapter of history during World War II when it served as a crucial landing point for supplies. The Dardanelles witnessed countless brave souls risking everything to ensure provisions reached those fighting for freedom. Amidst this backdrop emerged an awe-inspiring sight - 5000 Poppies blooming against all odds. These vibrant symbols paid tribute to fallen heroes, reminding us all of their sacrifice and unwavering spirit. Yet even these poignant tributes faced adversity at first, rejected by the inventions board but ultimately finding solace within hearts around the world. They stand tall today as reminders that perseverance can overcome any obstacle. Lord Kitchener himself stood shoulder-to-shoulder with British troops at Gallipoli, witnessing firsthand both triumphs and tragedies unfold before his eyes. His presence symbolized unwavering support from higher ranks for those on the front lines. ANZAC Day brought Perth together in solemn remembrance each year – honoring not only those lost at Gallipoli but also paying homage to every soldier who fought valiantly throughout history's darkest hours. And so, the legacy lives on.