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Hulking hulls of mighty warships greet divers off Turkey's western shore, testament to a World War I battle that gave birth to nations.
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Thousands of Australians and New Zealanders, many braving heavy rain, turned out Tuesday to mark the Gallipoli landing and to pay tribute to soldiers...
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Thousands of Australians and New Zealanders on Saturday thronged the beaches of Turkey’s Gallipoli peninsula to remember the heroism and sacrifice of their forefathers...
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Police Friday vowed a heavy security presence as Australia prepares to honour its war dead at Anzac Day commemorations a week after an alleged...
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Turkish leaders on Thursday paid homage to the “heroism” of Allied troops who lost to forces of the Ottoman Empire 100 years ago at...
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Osman Eksi, a 28-year-old Turkish firefighter, surveys the World War I monuments on the Gallipoli peninsula and wonders if there would have been a...
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It’s been a century since William Boase was killed in World War I’s disastrous Gallipoli campaign, but the Australian soldier’s family has never lost...
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A century ago, Allied troops waded ashore on the Gallipoli peninsula at the start of an ill-fated land campaign to wrest the Dardanelles Strait...
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Billy Sing earned the nicknames “The Murderer” and “The Assassin” as a deadly sniper who shot more than 200 Ottoman troops during the Gallipoli...
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Turkey’s ambassador to South Africa, Kaan Esener, in a short speech to the diplomats and other guests assembled at the ambassadorial residence in Pretoria,...