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NOTES: Dates of accession of material added since July 1998 can be seen in the World War I See Main Page for a guide to all contents of all sections. World War I Back to Index The Path to War WEB Steven W.

Gallipoli, Turkey WW1. ANZAC photos, cemetery photos, Lone Pine photo after the fight, WW1 medals, ANZAC Victoria Cross Citations & photos, recruiting posters, maps, evacuation rifle, Australian nurses, jam tin bomb factory photo, Attestation forms, much more.

The Simpson Prize is a national competition for year 9 and 10 students which will see a winner and runner up from each State and Territory, participate in a trip to Canberra where they will be awarded at a ceremony at Parliament House.

This website helped me a lot. On pages 10 onwards, there is many primary sources. In the sources there are images, letters from the soldiers and newspaper articles from 1915. The newspaper article on this website was the first article released to the Australian public about the Gallipoli Landing. These were very helpful and contributed to most of my inquiry questions.

This is a great website with diary entrys about the landing at Gallipoli - a good primary source about Gallipoli landing.

This reference is from the Australian War Memorial so it is very trustworthy. It has stated on the site how many Australians died in the Gallipoli Campaign. There is a table which describes the people who died in action, from diseases, wounds and gives you the month these soldiers were killed in.

This website has good sources. It shows both sides of the argument on the Legend and is great for defending against

I found the pictures on here really helpful as sources, especially the primary ones from Anzac Cove

This source was really helpful for quotes from verterans and newspapers of the time.