Battle of Gallipoli

Türkçe: Çanakkale Savaşı I. Dünya Savaşı sırasında 1915–1916 yılları arasında Gelibolu Yarımadası'nda Osmanlı İmparatorluğu ile İtilaf Devletleri arasında yapılan deniz ve kara muharebeleridir.

English: The Gallipoli Campaign took place on the Turkish peninsula of Canakkale in 1915 during the World War I.

Deutsch: Die Schlacht von Gallipoli wurde während des Ersten Weltkriegs vor und auf der türkischen Halbinsel Gallipoli ausgetragen.

Maps[edit]

in French
Map of the landing of the British 29th Division at Ertugrul Koyu, Canakkale, on April 25, 1915
Turkish defences in the Dardanelles, March 1915
Map of Turkish forces at Gallipoli, April 1915
Map of Cape Helles war zone
Map used during Anzac Cove landing
Turkish map of Cape Helles to Krithia
Turkish map of ANZAC area
Turkish map of Suvla and ANZAC areas
Turkish dispositions before landing at Anzac Cove
Lone Pine trench map
Quinn’s Post trench & tunnel map
Map of objectives for the Battle of the Nek
Anzac Cove region topographic battlefield map H.E.C. Robinson 1916 (georeferenced)
Orographical map of the Dardanelles reduced from captured Turkish maps
Gallipoli and Dardanelles Sheet 1 GSGS 2285 1-63,360 1908
Kurija Dere - Gallipoli - Scale 1-20,000 Survey Dept., Egypt 1915
Map of the ANZAC position, Gallipoli, to illustrate Sir Ian Hamilton's despatch of December 11th, 1915, 1-20,000
Map of Gallipoli scale 1-40000 War Office map 683 c 1915
Air Reconnaissance Map Gallipoli Peninsula April 1915

Paintings[edit]

"Anzac, the landing 1915" by George Lambert, 1920–22
"The taking of KanliSirt" by Fred Leist, 1921
"The charge of the 3rd Light Horse Brigade at Cesarettepe, 7 August 1915" by George Lambert, 1924
"The Trumpet Calls": an army recruitment poster in Australia by Norman Lindsay, 1914-1918

Naval operations[edit]

HMS Canopus fires a salvo of 12-inch shells, March
HMS Irresistible abandoned and sinking, 18 March
Last moments of the French battleship Bouvet, 18 March
Bouvet capsizes, 18 March
The wreck of British submarine E15, run aground on 17 April
HMS Majestic leaving Mudros harbour
Majestic sinking after being torpedoed by the U-21, 27 May
Majestic's upturned hull off Cape Helles
British submarine E11 sinking the Stamboul in the Bosphorus, 25 May
Cdr. E.C. Boyle, VC, aboard HMS E14
Church service aboard HMS Queen Elizabeth
HMS Cornwallis supporting the evacuation of Suvla, December
Panoramic view of the Dardanelles fleet
Destroyer HMS Louis stranded and under fire at Suvla

Air operations[edit]

French photo of a town on the Dardanelles
French photo of a town on the Dardanelles

Anzac[edit]

Sunrise over Chunuk Bair, 25 April
Destroyer Scourge towing boats towards the beach
Boats returning from North Beach, 9.45am 25 April
4th Battalion landing, 8am 25 April
View of Anzac Cove shortly after the landing
An Australian gun crew in action
A field gun being dragged into position
1st Battalion dugouts at Steele's Post, 3 May
General Bridges' headquarters, 3 May
No man's land during the truce of 24 May
Sniper and spotter at Quinn's Post
Lone Pine: Australian infantry in a captured Turkish trench
A captured Turkish trench at Lone Pine
Cpt. Morshead & Pvt. Bryant in a trench at Lone Pine.
General Birdwood near Hill 60, October 1915
Lord Kitchener and General Birdwood on Russell's Top
Kitchener addressing troops on North Beach
A Maori carving decorates an Anzac trench

Cape Helles[edit]

SS River Clyde
Sedd el Bahr fort
Sedd el Bahr fort from the River Clyde during the V Beach landing, 25 April
Naval bombardment during the landing at Cape Helles
A British 60 pounder battery in action at Cape Helles, June 1915
Royal Naval Division infantry
General Hamilton inspects the RND
Turkish prisoners in Gully Ravine
42nd (East Lancs) Division field surgery
HQ of the 29th Division
Signallers laying cable near Sedd el Bahr
French 75-mm gun in action during 3rd Krithia
Lancashire Fusiliers bound for Cape Helles, May 1915
General A.M. Hunter-Weston and staff
Sentry using a periscope
Interrogation of Turkish prisoners
Stretcher bearers removing a wounded soldier
RNAS armoured cars at Cape Helles
French soldiers at Sedd-el-Bahr
V Beach at Cape Helles. View is from the bow of the collier SS River Clyde.
W Beach at Cape Helles, just prior to the evacuation

Ottomans[edit]

The Kaiser at Gallipoli, October 1917
From left: Admiral Guido von Usedom, Kaiser, Enver Pasha, Vizeadmiral Johannes Merten
An Ottoman artillery battering the Entente watch point at Mavro Island
A German aviator detachment
An Ottoman trench
A group of Ottoman and German commanders. The front row (from right): Hulusi Bey, Nazmi Bey; standing (from right): III Corps Commander Esad Pasha, Suvla Group Commander Col. Mustafa Kemal Bey, Rushdi Bey; the rear row (from right): Col. Hans Kannengiesser, Wilhelm Willmer, Lieutenant Colonel Fahreddin Bey, Major Ohrili Kemal Bey, Izzeddin Bey.