File:Preparing to burn British supplies before Suvla evacuation 1915 AWM G00639.jpeg

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English: British troops placing hay and petrol amongst stores beside Suvla Beach, Gallipoli. They were set on fire by two engineer officers at 4 am on the day of the Allied evacuation, to deny the supplies to the enemy.
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Ernest Brooks  (1878–1958)  wikidata:Q5392825
 
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