PPT-Gallipoli

April 25 1915January 9 1916 Strategic Context In October 1914 Turkey enters World War I on the side of Germany and AustriaHungary against the Allied coalition of Britain France Russia and Serbia The immediate result is the closing of the Dardanelles Straights through which aid to Russia flows Britain and France experiencing heavy casualties with little success against Germany on the Western Front begin to consider options to outflank the enemy strategically such as a offensive through the Balkans and Turkey Allied admirals claim that Allied battleships can force the Dardanelles thus reopening supply lines to Russia and bombarding the Turkish capital of Constantinople with their powerful guns The Allied navies do not get an opportunity to test what sort of effect this may have as Turkish mines and coastal batteries repel the Allied fleet The Allies thus plan an invasion of the Gallipoli peninsula proper under the command of Sir Ian Hamilton However the Allied naval attack forces the Turkish General Staff to reinforce its Gallipoli defenses it activates a single army under Otto Liman von Sanders an officer in Turkey as part of the German military mission. The landing of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps at Gallipoli Turkey b The arrival of the 64257rst free settlers from Great Britain c The landing of the First Fleet at Sydney Cove a Black red and yell Alan Patrick Herbert. The Bathe by Alan Herbert. Alan Herbert wrote this poem in the hot Gallipoli summer of 1915. Bathing in the blue seas around the Gallipoli peninsula was one of the few activities that gave the soldiers some time away from the battlefield. By Ruby Absalom. World War One. . World War One started because Archduke Franz Ferdinard [heir to Austrian throne] was killed by a Serbian on 28. th. of June . 1914.Britain . went over to fight Germany, but Australian Prime Minister pledged for full support for Britain. Australia's involvement for the Great War included the Navy and Military Force.. April 25, 2015 GALLIPOLI CENTENARY Hundreds of people congregated in Edinburgh Castle’s Esplanade this morning (Saturday, April 25) to commemorate the 100 th anniversary of the First World . People . talk about the 'spirit of Anzac'; there are Anzac biscuits, and rugby or rugby league teams from the two countries play an Anzac Day test..  . The . word conjures up a shared heritage of two nations, but it also has a specific meaning. Gallipoli Jackie French & Bruce Whatley Book Summary Many books have been written about the battles of Gallipoli; the men who went to war and what they faced, the letters, and the tears of those lef r emembers My Gallipoli connection James Powell - Davies. John Sutton (Jack) Webster, my maternal Grandfather, was born in 1885 in comfortable circumstances in Norwood (suburban London) to parent By: Alex Fleming, Ben Wolters, Devin Kang, . Sanket. . Katta. . 1/16/15. Thesis. The Allies’ . failed . offensive . to break the western stalemates, . forced . them to create a new battlefront to mobilize the war; they hoped to diminish the forces of the Central Powers by attacking Turkish support. The Allies essentially gained no territory and many of their forces died in the Battle of Gallipoli. This war effort was a fatal blow to the power of the Allies—it left Britain in a stage of chaos—and only strengthened the Central Powers.. . People . talk about the 'spirit of Anzac'; there are Anzac biscuits, and rugby or rugby league teams from the two countries play an Anzac Day test..  . The . word conjures up a shared heritage of two nations, but it also has a specific meaning. 25. th. of April 2012. By Kayla. When was World War 1?. When was World . W. ar 1?. World . W. ar . O. ne began July 28, 1914 and ended November 11, 1918.. Why did World . W. ar 1 begin?. It started when a Serbian called Gavrilo Princip killed the Austro-Hungarian duke – Franz Ferdinand.. Why the 25th of April?. “Lest we forget”- when is this said, Why?. ANZAC Biscuits History. . A memorial to the ANZAC’S from the Turks at Gallipoli Peninsula.. By Brea,Cameron and Lily. 1. ANZAC RESEARCH. By: Alex Fleming, Ben Wolters, Devin Kang, . Sanket. . Katta. . 1/16/15. Thesis. The Allies’ . failed . offensive . to break the western stalemates, . forced . them to create a new battlefront to mobilize the war; they hoped to diminish the forces of the Central Powers by attacking Turkish support. The Allies essentially gained no territory and many of their forces died in the Battle of Gallipoli. This war effort was a fatal blow to the power of the Allies—it left Britain in a stage of chaos—and only strengthened the Central Powers.. A.N.Z.A.C. DAY. A.N.Z.A.C. . was the name given to the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps soldiers . who, . landed on the Gallipoli . Peninsula . in . Turkey. This took place in the early hours of . Gallipoli . Australian Film: . gALLIPOLI. FILM TECHNIQUES. a. Explain how each of these techniques are important in the film: - stop watch - music -whistle . b. When the soldiers are in Gallipoli and the bombs explode in the sky, what effect is taking place? .