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gallipoli war
On October 14 1914 war started on the other side of the world and the ANZACS went to help fight for Britian leaving with many horses and troops. -
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March 18: The agreement between Britain France and Russia decided how to divide the Ottoman Empire after its expected collapse. the agreement became void when Russia made peace with Germany -
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On the 25th of April 1915 almost 20,000 ANZACs changed from the large troopships into smaller row boats and rowed to what later became ANZAC cove. The troops who made it ashore were faced with horribly steep cliffs and rugged ridges.
The ANZACs were 1.5 miles to far north. -
1915 Gallipoli war
On May the 24th a cease-fire was held in order to allow parties to retreat their dead in no mans land and collect their wounded. -
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Many ANZACs were bathing in the sea and 8 happened to be in the water when the turks fired at them and 1 came out of the water with a badly injured arm. -
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Water and food was short in supply and it had to be carried up the cliffs to the soldiers in the trenches -
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During the nights of 3-5 August 20,000 extra troops are secretly shipped ashore at Anzac cove for August offensive. -
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21 August battle of Scimitar hill at sulva. first attack on hill 60. For troops engaged the biggest action in the gallopili champagne. -
1915 Gallipoli war
Anzac reinforcements came on 26 September -
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5th: A British war office cicular memorandum issued to medical offices and nurses on hospital shops operating from Gallipoli. -
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27-The great blizzard has started the weather was bitter and the conditions were harsh but the soldiers both old and new adapted quickly. -
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The last of the ANZACs left with their evacuation plan to sneek out without being killed. The ANZACs set up booby traps to trick the Turks to think they were still there while they sneaked away bit by bit