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Defeat at Gallipoli – A compelling official historical account of the Gallipoli campaign and the Dardanelles Commission findings, offering readers rare insight into one of the First World War’s most controversial military operations.
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Defeat at Gallipoli: The Dardanelles Commission Part II 1915–16 is an absorbing historical work drawn from official records relating to one of the most debated campaigns of the First World War. Published in 2000 by The Stationery Office as part of the respected Uncovered Editions series, this volume republishes important historical documents originally issued in the aftermath of the Gallipoli campaign.
Defeat at Gallipoli examines the failures, decisions, and military realities surrounding the Allied attempt to force the Dardanelles and secure a strategic route to Constantinople during 1915–1916. Featuring the findings and discussions of the Dardanelles Commission, Defeat at Gallipoli provides valuable insight into the strategic planning, naval operations, military leadership, and political consequences of the campaign. Readers interested in British military history, Ottoman history, naval warfare, and the broader First World War will find this title particularly informative.
The Uncovered Editions series is well regarded among historians and collectors for making significant archival and governmental documents accessible to modern readers. Defeat at Gallipoli combines historical importance with readable presentation, making it suitable for researchers, students, collectors of military history, and enthusiasts of Gallipoli studies.
Gallipoli remains one of the defining campaigns of the twentieth century, deeply connected to the histories of Britain, Australia, New Zealand, and Turkey. Defeat at Gallipoli offers an authentic contemporary perspective through official inquiry material and wartime analysis, providing readers with a deeper understanding of the operational failures and human cost of the campaign.
A valuable addition to any military history collection, especially for collectors of First World War material, campaign studies, or official wartime publications.
Condition – Very Good
2000 paperback in very good condition. Foxing present. Covers show light shelf wear with the binding remaining sound and the text clean and readable throughout.
