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A powerful and authoritative account of the Gallipoli campaign of 1915, combining gripping firsthand testimony with expert historical analysis.
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Gallipoli, acclaimed military historian Peter Hart delivers one of the most vivid and authoritative modern accounts of the disastrous 1915 Allied campaign in the Dardanelles during the First World War. Drawing extensively on soldiers’ letters, diaries, and eyewitness accounts from both Allied and Ottoman forces, Hart reconstructs the brutal reality of the campaign that became one of the most infamous military failures of the war.
The book explores the political decisions, flawed leadership, and battlefield conditions that led to months of stalemate and heavy casualties on the Gallipoli Peninsula. From the landings at ANZAC Cove to the eventual evacuation, Hart presents a balanced narrative that highlights the courage of ordinary soldiers while exposing the strategic mistakes of commanders.
Widely praised for its clarity and use of primary sources, Gallipoli is considered essential reading for anyone interested in World War I history, military strategy, and the ANZAC campaign.
A compelling and highly readable history for collectors, students, and enthusiasts of military history.
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