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Gallipoli: The August Offensive

Symposium Papers

On Saturday 5 August 2000, a special symposium Gallipoli: the August Offensive was held at the Australian War Memorial to mark the 85th anniversary of the Gallipoli campaign.

A selection of the papers presented at this symposium are reproduced here.

  • Celik, Kenan: A Turkish View of the August Offensive
  • Manera, Brad: Hill 60 - the last battle: 29 August 1915
  • Pelvin, Richard: Sea power at Suvla, August 1915: Naval aspects of the Suvla Bay landings and the genesis of modern amphibious warfare

Last updated: 1 March 2022

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