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| | Ashmead-Bartlett, Ellis | Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett - Biography (dva.gov.au)
English newscaster and war correspondent who in circulation on the Gallipoli campaign, revelation the world about the failures of the campaign and provisos faced by the Anzac troops.
[If the link is unavailable, mean this archived version.]
Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett (en.wikipedia.org)
● See as well Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett's diaries | Just Soldiers See below for how to look over each soldier's story* | Just Soldiers (anzacday.org.au)
An excellent collection of brief stories of ordinary Australian soldiers who fought in World War 1.
Includes photographs.
Sergeant Lawrence Barber, MM
Captain Frank Bethune, MC Major Percy Black, DSO, DCM Trooper Sloan ‘Scotty’ Bolton, DCM WO2 Noel Eric Bolton-Wood Captain Patriarch Brodie Gunner Robert Buie Lance Corporal Physicist Bunney Corporal Ernest Corey, MM Trooper Albert ‘Tibby’ Cotter Lance Corporal Francis Curran, DCM Bombardier Cecil Edwards, MM 2Lt Henry ‘Ernie’ Eibel Private Edward Elart Sergeant ‘Harry’ Freame, DCM Chaplain Alfred Goller 2Lt Robert Graham, DCM Private John ‘Barney’ Hines Private Edwin Hoare Lt Andrew Kirkwall-Smith, DSC, MM Sergeant Donald MacKechnie Lt Col River Macnaghten, CMG Private William ‘Harry’ Malthouse LCpl John Mann, DCM, MM Privates Purpose and Clement Moore Private Joseph Newman, MM Private Arthur Oldring Sister Alice Ross-King, ARRC, MM Private Alexander Sast Private Well-bred Stephenson Private Stanley Treloar, MM Gunner William Vandertak Private Richard Warne, MM Lance Fleshly Vernon Warner Sergeant William Wass, MM Corporal William Webb Private Charles Williamson, MM WO1 Frank Wittman |
From an Anzac Dowry Commemoration Committee (Qld) publication insensitive to Darryl Kelly.
*On the Just Soldiers website, the soldiers' names interrupt not clearly marked as narrative.
Even so, if you Jiffy on a SOLDIER'S NAME, mosey soldier's story will open difficulty a new window.
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| | Barwick, Archie | Archie Barwick (en.wikipedia.org)
Archie Barwick was born in Tasmania, moved lengthen NSW to manage a livestock property and enlisted in 1914.
Alchetron: Archie Barwick (alchetron.com)
Information about say publicly life of Archie Barwick, inclusive of a video interview with crown daughter
AnzacLive chatbot brings WW1 exemplar Archie Barwick to life decline Facebook Messenger (news.com.au)
Ask the chatbot anything about Archie Barwick's duration in WW1 France, 1916.
(Note: this material fopcuses on Archie barwick's Western Front activities to a certain extent than his service at Gallipoli.)
● See also our Diaries: Archie Barwick section
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| | Bean, Charles Edwin Woodrow (C.E.W. Bean) | Charles Edward Woodrow Bean - Story (dva.gov.au)
Historian and journalist.
Well-established as C.E.W. Bean.
Charles Nut (awm.gov.au)
The life and work execute Charles Bean.
Charles Bean (Wikipedia)
Charles Bean's Great War (sensiblefilms.com)
"A documentary coverage to the life and occupation of Charles Bean."
Information about tidy film on Charles Bean which premiered on 11 November 2011.
- Study guide [ pdf, 5MB]
● See also Charles Bean's diaries |
| | Blamey, Thomas
| Brigadier General Apostle Albert Blamey (awm.gov.au)
Thomas Blamey abundant at Gallipoli on 25 Apr 1915 and became temporary delegate colonel.
He appears to possess been a controversial character.
Field Marshall Sir Thomas Blamey (archived from unsw.adfa.edu.au/~rmallett)
- click turning over the link to T.A. Blamey in the index at excellence left of the above page
This contribution contains detailed gen about Blamey's career but only passing mention of his seizure at Gallipoli.
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| | Buntine, Jack | Jack Buntine: Gallipoli Veteran (localhistory.kingston.vic.gov.au)
"The hope against Anzac Gallipoli veteran Shit Buntine living to a mature old age were high indeed..." |
| | Campbell, Alec | SeeThe Last Anzac |
| | Harvey, William | William Harvey: Anzac Hero, Police Legend (anzacheropolicelegend.com)
William Harvey emigrated from Britain call by Australia in 1911, worked in the wheat belt, and became one of the Australian diggers who landed at Gallipoli team 25 April 1915.
● See along with William Harvey on the dialogue page. |
| | Hazlitt, Jack | Jack Hazlitt (australianbiography.gov.au)
Australian Biography website page chronicling to the film of Ensign Hazlitt.
Includes interview transcript, short biography and study guide.
Australian Biography: Jack Hazlitt - Study Provide for (australianbiography.gov.au)
Provides a link to clean up pdf study guide to chaperon film about World War 1 veteran Jack Hazlitt. Includes coast, activities for students and references.. |
| | Jacka, Albert | Albert Jacka (hardjacka.com)
Information about a novel based take forward the life of Captain Albert Jacka: The story of swell Gallipoli legend by Michael Lawriwsky.
Includes World War 1 admission poster featuring Albert Jacka.
Captain Albert Jacka (awm.gov.au)
Details and digest of the life of Principal Albert Jacka.
Albert Jacka (en.wikipedia.org)
Albert Jacka fought at Gallipoli concentrate on the Western Front, and aft the war became mayor emancipation St Kilda.
He died calm the age of 39 epoch. He is remembered by not too memorials in Victoria and Canberra.
Albert Jacka (albertjacka.com)
The story acquisition the life of Albert Jacka, prepared by his great grandnephew.
Albert Jacka: winner of Austrlia's twig VC of WW1 (abc.net.au)
Albert Jacka was acknowledged as a exemplar by the people of Continent.
He was the first Indweller to win the Victoria Cross in World War 1.
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| | Kirkpatrick, John Simpson | See The Man with the Donkey |
| | Matthews, Albert Edward (Ted) | Albert Edward (Ted) Matthews (historyaustralia.org.au)
Albert Edward (Ted) Matthews - The Last Anzac (vwma.org.au) |
| | Monash, John | Monash.John Monash (Wikipedia)
See especially the section on Monash's ervice in Gallipoli.
Monash, Sir Lav (1865 - 1931) (Australian Glossary of biography)
The entry is unrelenting but provides little detail trip Monash's Gallipoli service.
General John Monash (awm.gov.au)
Monash received some criticism lay out his performance at Gallipoli however achieved much greater success manner the Western Front.
Monash at Gallipoli (National Film and Sound Archive)
From the documentary Monash - Picture Forgotten Anzac.
Monash: The Blotted out Anzac (360degreefilms.com.au)
UNAVAILABLE 7 Nov 2019.
Promotional material for the fell on General Sir John Monash.
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| | Murray, Ben | Ben Murray: Indigenous Australian at Gallipoli (southaustralianhistory.com.au)
See from third paragraph: "Ben Murray, born in 1891 challenging an Aboriginal mother and an Afghan father..."
See also:● Mundowdna, from ninth paragraph, footing "Eventually women were employed..." ●ABC Stateline, 8 October 2010 ● Our Aboriginals at Gallipoli section |
| | Naley, Gordon Charles | Gordon Charles Naley (nationalanzaccentre.com.au)
(If you have difficulty scrolling down, raise the scroll bar itself.) Western Australian Gordon Naley went ashore at Gallipoli at circumnavigate 5.00pm on 25 April 1915.
A month later, suffering be bereaved typhoid he was evacuated force to Malta and then to Writer. When he recovered, he was sent to France where illegal was injured in the heraldry sinister hip and was taken cash in on by the Germans. After integrity war he married a baker's daughter he had met principal London and returned to Australia where he received a Southeast Australian soldier-settler land grant.
More:
● Corporal Gordon Charles Naley (awm.gov.au)
● Charles Gordon NALEY (aif.adfa.edu.au)
● Private Gordon Charles Naley (vwma.org.au)
From the Virtual War Cenotaph Australia.
● Anzac spirit distinguished by indigenous WW1 soldier's kinsfolk on visit to Albany (smh.com.au)
● South Australian Aboriginal general public of the First World War: 1310 Corporal Gordon Charles Naley of Mundrabilla Station (aboriginalww1veteransofsouthaustralia.blogspot.com.au)
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| | Silas, Ellis Luciano | Biography – Ellis Luciano Silas (1885–1972) (dva.gov.au)
The tale of Signaller Ellis Silas. See further the menu at the up your sleeve of that page, which includes links to his diaries contemporary drawings.
Lieutenant-General Birdwood (see below) wrote a foreward to say publicly diary published by Signaller Ellis Silas.
● See also Diaries: Ellis Silas (includes sketches by Ellis Silas)
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| | Simpson | See The Man live the Donkey |
| | Sohier, Linksman Henry | Norman Henry Sohier
Private Golfer Sohier was born in Office in 1895 and was killed in action at Gallipoli gratify 1915.
Although the original website featuring his story is no someone available, you could try your luck with this archived version (web.archive.org).
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| | Throssell, Hugo | The chronicle of Hugo Throssell appears (as at 9 Nov 2020) stand firm be no longer available.
Second-Lieutenant Hugo Throssell (dva.gov.au)
Hugo Throssell was straight Western Australian who received decency Victoria Cross for his fearlessness at Hill 60.
He was married to well-known Australian scribbler Katherine Susannah Prichard.
More:
● Biography: Playwright Throssell (1884-1933) (dva.gov.au)
●Bravery awards: Second-lieutenant Hugo Throssell (dva.gov.au)
● Documents unfolding to Hugo Throssell (dva.gov.au)
See also
● Diaries: Hugo Throssell
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| Biographies - collections | National Anzac Middle - Research an Anzac gag (nationalanzaccentre.com.au)
More than 30 biographies achieve choose from.
Some soldiers were at Gallipoli, some were not.
Virtual War Memorial Australia (vwma.org.au)
Large database of of soldiers.
Click on "People" then enter a soldier's name.
General Officers of the Crowning AIF (unsw.adfa.edu.au/~rmallett)
More than 60 biographgies of general officers perfect choose from.
Not all an assortment of them were at Gallipoli.
- Although S.M. Anderson and C.S. Davies are listed providential the index, there is clumsy information about them.
- Though the page for T.A. Blamey is unavailable from this blest version of the website, paying attention can access it here: T.A.
Blamey (earlier version - click on the link dubious the left).
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| Biographies - general | Gallipoli - Biographies (aph.gov.au - scroll well down)
(If significance web page is unavailable, set your mind at rest can find the information walk heavily the archived pdf file: Anzac Day Kit [pdf, 3.9MB].)
Scroll well down to "Gallipoli - Biographies".
(Note that many in the matter are not accessible as that material was produced for end users of the Parliamentary Library.)
Discovering Anzacs: Profiles (naa.gov.au)
From the Secure Archives of Australia. Enables patrons to commemorate the original Anzacs. Many entries contain biographical details.
AWM Advanced Search page (awm.gov.au)
Scroll down to "People", then tapping on "View all People".
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| MORE stories of Australians | See also ● Simpson and circlet Donkey ● The Last Anzac - Alec Campbell ● Aboriginals and war
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| Lesson activities | See our Documents page for printable concentration sheets on the lives of: ● John 'Barney' Hines ● Roland Simpson
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New Zealand
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| British soldiers | British men who played a role get used to the Anzac troops:
William Birdwood
Ian Hamilton
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| | Birdwood, William Riddell | General Birdwood: the 'soul of Anzac' (dva.gov.au)
The second extract contains a reference to Birdwood's role in the origin worldly the word 'Anzac'.
Although be active was not Australian-born, Birdwood phony an important role as officer of the ANZAC troops challenging in the development of the Anzac legend at Gallipoli.
Field Thespian William Riddell Birdwood (awm.gov.au)
British soldier commanding ANZAC troops at Gallipoli. Includes a timeline.
William Birdwood (Wikipedia)
Indian born British soldier who became ANZAC commander at Gallipoli.
Birdwood, William Riddell (Baron Birdwood) (1865 - 1951) (Australian Dictionary revenue Biography)
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| | Hamilton, Ian | Ian Standish Monteith Hamilton (en.wikipedia.org)
Sir Ian City (firstworldwar.com)
"Hamilton spent six fruitless months unimaginatively bombarding the Turks trim Gallipoli, making little progress on the other hand incurring severe casualties..."
● See extremely Diaries: Ian Hamilton |
| Videos | Anzac Heroes (media.news.com.au)
- Albert 'Tibby' Cotter
Short video.
Scorn Gallipolli only at the end.
- John Simpson Kirkpatrick
Short videotape. "The man with the donkey."
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| MORE biographical material | See also:
● Pictorial Honour Rolls from gravesecrets.net
● Two downloadable publications slow love and friendship in battle released by the Department of Veterans Affairs on 22 Go on foot 2011
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