Nothing has yet been made known of the doings of the Australian troops at the Dardanelles, except that they landed last Tuesday. If there is comfort at all in the situation it may be found in the fact that the British public are as much in the dark as ourselves, for the London ...
Article : 411 wordsEarly on Friday we made a strong counter—attack northwards in co-operation with the French, and penetrated to Saingoulien Wood, where the Germans suffered heavily ...
Article : 283 wordsThe British "Eyewitness" has telegraphed that before the battle of Ypres last week the British line ran from the cross roads, at Broodseihd, east of ...
Article : 277 wordsReports to hand from Greek sources report a fierce battle on Wednesday, on the Gallipoli Peninsula, between the British Australasian troops and the Turks. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 216 wordsThe Germans held possession of St. Julien for only six hours on Monday. The British attack was commenced on Monday evening, and lasted throughout the ...
Article : 180 wordsMeanwhile, a confused fight was in progress north—north—east of Ypres. The Germans advanced behind a wall of vapour, which, swept across the fields through the ...
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Article : 84 wordsThe London newspapers to-day contain complaints that they have not been allowed to know details of the gallantry of the Australians and New Zealanders, "which have ...
Article : 163 wordsThe British casualty lists for dates from April 17 to April 25 show that 116 officers were killed, and 269 wounded. Those numbers included 28 Canadians killed and 99 ...
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Article : 93 wordsA strong force of British has been established across the narrowest part of the Gallipoli Peninsula in order to cut off the Turkish garrisons between Kilid Bahr and ...
Article : 62 wordsEven the most pessimistic of the Turk's numerous critics have always admitted his rare fighting qualities. As one author very appositely wrote, "The ...
Article : 412 wordsThe following telegram was dispatched to-day by the Governor—General to His Majesty the King:—"The Governor—General, with humble duty to your Majesty, and in ...
Article : 142 wordsThe bombardment became more intense in the afternoon. New fires arose at several points on the Asiatic shore. One shell took a huge mass of masonry from the ...
Article : 273 wordsNews received from the Island of Tenedos states that on Thursday the prompt landing of the invading troops on the Plain of Troy enabled, the French to capture 8,000 ...
Article : 146 wordsLatest telegrams from Athena announce that it is reported from the Greek port of Volos, in the coastal province of Lorissa, that a portion of the Australian troops ...
Article : 52 wordsThe Governor—General on Friday received a message from the Secretary of State for the Colonies, which stated that the "British troops, despite continued ...
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Advertising : 221 wordsTelegraphing from the Egean island of Mitylene a correspondent of The London Bally Chronicle states that the most powerful fleet ever ...
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Advertising : 91 wordsThe hilly Gallipoli Peninsula is the ancient Thracian Chersonesus; Its juts out westerly from the Turkish mainland, and divides the Dardanelles from the Egean ...
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The Register (Adelaide, SA : 1901 - 1929), Sat 1 May 1915, Page 9
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