Gallipoli (115 page)

Enoggera Camp

Enver, General Ismail

Erenkeui Bay

Erzincan

Esat, Brigadier-General

Ethem, Hasan

 

Fahrettin, Colonel

Faik, Captain

Falconer, Able Seaman William Wolseley

Fasih, Lieutenant Mehmed

Federation of Australia

Feihh i Shevist

Fenwick, Lieutenant-Colonel Dr Percival

Feodosiya

Ferguson, Lady Helen

Ferrier, Corporal Sid

Fevzi, Colonel

Finlay, Sergeant Cuthbert

Finlayson, Lieutenant-Commander

First Ridge

Fisher, Prime Minister Andrew

lack of information from London

Fisher, Sir John

Fisherman's Hut

FitzGerald, Captain Oswald

Fitzgerald, Major Richard

Foljambe, Governor Sir Arthur William de Brito Savile

Forrest, Warrant Officer

Fort Çanakkale

Fort Dardanos

400 Plateau

Fovette

France

declaration of war by Germany

Western Front
see
Western Front

Franz Ferdinand
see
Archduke Franz Ferdinand

The Freedom League

French, Field Marshal Sir John

French forces

casualties

Senegalese troops

French squadron at Dardanelles

casualties

Friedericke

Fry, Captain Phil

Fyfe, Henry Hamilton

Fysh, Hudson

 

Gaba Tepe

Gallipoli

Gallipoli Peninsula
see also
Dardanelles

Allied preparation

ammunition supply

August Offensive

burying the dead

casualties

criticism of military leaders

decrease in naval support

defences

dysentery

evacuation

Field Dressing Station

fires

First Wave

German/Turkish preparation

Hamilton's plan

intended objectives and actual positions for Anzacs

the landing

no-man's-land

Peninsula in relation to Dardanelles

reinforcements

reports of August Offensive

Second Wave

75th anniversary

sickness

‘silence ruse'

summer conditions

Third Wave

trenches

troop positions

truce

tunnels

Turkish snipers

V Beach

W Beach

water, lack of

winter conditions

wounded

X Beach

Y Beach

Gardiner, Private Reginald Scott

Gartside, Lieutenant-Colonel Robert

Gascon

Gaulois

Geddes, Lieutenant Cyril

Geehl, Lieutenant-Colonel

German Admiralty

German Army

1st

2nd

German East Asia Squadron

German Military Mission to Ottoman Empire

German Navy

German New Guinea

Germany

alliance with Turkey

declaration of war on Belgium

declaration of war on France

Japan declares war on

territories in Pacific region

Ghurkha Rifles

Giesl, Baron Vladimir von

Gipps, Commander George

Glossop, Captain John

Godley, General Sir Alexander John

Goschen, Sir Edward

Grace, Captain

Gray, Private Bob

Great Britain

Belgian treaty

criticism of Dardanelles campaign

House of Lords

Mediterranean Fleet

political deals

recruitment poster

requisition of Turkish dreadnoughts

Great Pyramid of King Cheops

Greece

Green, Padre George

Greer, Bill

Grey, Sir Edward

Guépratte, Rear-Admiral Émile

Guildford

Gulf of Saros

Gullet, H. S.

gun turret

 

Haggard, Executive Officer Geoffrey

Hakki, Captain Tophaneli

Hakki, Ismail

Halim, Grand Vizier Said

Halis, Major ‘Blind'

Hamidiye

Hamilton, General Sir Ian

criticism of

estimate of casualties

letter from Murdoch to

message for troops

plan for Gallipoli invasion

replacement by Monro

reports of August Offensive

views of Australian forces

Hamilton, Harry

Hamilton, Jean

Hamilton, John

The Price of Valour

Hammersley, Major-General Frederick

Hankey, Lieutenant-Colonel Maurice

Harrach, Franz von

Harrison, Major Eric

Hawke, Prime Minister Bob

Heliopolis

Hell Spit

Henderson, Lieutenant Alan Dudley

Herbert, Captain Aubrey

Herbert, Sergeant Jack

Hersing, Kapitänleutnant Otto

Higgins, Sergeant

Hill 10

Hill

Allied and Turkish trench positions

Battle of

Hill

Hill Q

Hill, William John Rusden

Hilmi, Captain Mehmet

HMAS
Australia

HMAS
Berrima

HMAS
Encounter

HMAS
Melbourne

HMAS
Parramatta

HMAS
Sydney

HMAS
Warrego

HMAT
Ceramic

HMAT
Euripides

HMAT
Itonus

HMAT
Orvieto

HMAT
Osterley

HMAT
Ulysses

HMS
Agamemnon

HMS
Agincourt

HMS
Albion

HMS
Amethyst

HMS
Argyll

HMS
Bacchante

HMS
Canopus

HMS
Chatham

HMS
Colne

HMS
Cornwallis

HMS
Erin

HMS
Euryalus

HMS
Goliath

HMS
Good Hope

HMS
Grafton

HMS
Hampshire

HMS
Implacable

HMS
Indefatigable

HMS
Indomitable

HMS
Inflexible

HMS
Irresistible

HMS
Jonquil

HMS
Majestic

HMS
Manica

HMS
Minotaur

HMS
Monmouth

HMS
Newmarket

HMS
Phaeton

HMS
Prince George

HMS
Prince of Wales

HMS
Queen

HMS
Queen Elizabeth

HMS
Rattlesnake

HMS
Ribble

HMS
Royal George

HMS
Sapphire

HMS
Savage

HMS
Swiftsure

HMS
Triumph

HMS
Vengeance

HMT
Aragon

HMT
Arcadian

HMT
Armadale

HMT
Suffolk

Hogue, Oliver ‘Trooper Bluegum'

girlfriend Jean

Holbrook, Captain Norman

Holly Ridge

Holmes, Colonel William

Holmes, Lieutenant Basil

Hookway, Sergeant Oscar

Hoops, Corporal Maitland

Hopetoun, Lord

hospital ships

Howe, Lieutenant ‘Snowy'

Howell, Geoff

Howse, Colonel Neville

Hughes, Brigadier-General Frederic

Hughes, Prime Minister Billy

Hunter-Weston, Major-General Sir Aylmer

 

Ibuki

Idriess, Ion

Ikdam
newspaper

Imbros

Imperial German Army
see
German Army

Imperial German Navy
see
German Navy

Indian Mountain Batteries

casualty statistics

21st Kohat Indian Mountain Artillery Battery

Indian Ocean

Irvine, Brigade-Major Francis Duncan

Ismailia

Ismet, Major

Istanbul
see
Constantinople

Izzetin, Major

 

‘Jack Johnsons'

Jacka, Albert

Jagow, Gottlieb von

Japan

Jeddah

Jellicoe, Admiral John Rushworth

Jenkins, Tudor

Jerusalem

Johnston, Colonel Francis

Johnston's Jolly

 

Kaçmaz, Hüseyin

Kaiser Wilhelm II

Kâmil, Grand Vizier

Kannengiesser, Colonel Hans

Karaburan Point

Karroo

Kan-Karroo Kronikle

Kemal, Colonel Mustafa (Atatürk)

Kemalyeri

Kephez minefield

Kephez Point

Keyes, Commodore Roger

Kidd, Thomas

Kilid Bahr

Kilid Bahr Castle

Kilid Bahr Plateau

King Albert of Belgium

King Constantine of Greece

King George V

King George Sound

King, Lydia

Kingsford Smith, Charles

Kirby, Captain H. A.

Kirkpatrick, John Simpson
see
Simpson, John ‘Jack'

Kitchener, Field Marshal Horatio Herbert, 1st Earl

criticism by Northcliffe

death

evacuation recommendation

report by Monro

reputation, loss of

visit to Australia

visit to Gallipoli

Kitchener's Mob

Knaggs, Seaman Albert

Kolay, Selçuk

Kressenstein, Lieutenant-Colonel Friedrich Freiherr Kress von

Krithia

First Battle of

Second Battle of

Third Battle of

Krupp L/22 guns

Kuhiken, Kapitän

Kum Kale

French landing

Kyrra

 

L/35 Krupp Fortress guns

La Foray

The Labor Call

Lala Baba

Langford, Lance-Corporal Percival

Langwarrin

Lannuzel, François

Lawson, Henry

Leane, Captain Raymond

Legge, Major-General James

Legge Valley

Lemnos

Lesbos

Liman von Sanders, General Otto

Five Years in Turkey

Little, Sergeant K. M.

Lloyd George, David

Lochner, R. K.

London

London

London Stock Exchange

Lone Pine

Battle of

plan to attack

Lord Nelson

Louvain

Lutzow

Luxor

Lyon-Johnston, Lieutenant-Colonel James

 

Maadi Camp

McAnulty, Private Cecil

Macarthur Onslow, Major George

McCay, Colonel James Whiteside

McGarvie, Trooper Dave

McGinness, Trooper Paul ‘Ginty'

McGrath, Major William

McGuire, Captain

McIlroy, Lieutenant George Stanley

Mack, Trooper Ernie

McKenna, Reginald

Mackenzie, Compton

McKenzie, Reverend William ‘Fighting Mac'

MacLagan, Lieutenant-Colonel Ewen

McLaglen, Captain Leopold

MacLaurin, Charles

MacLaurin, Colonel Henry Norman

MacLaurin's Hill

McMahon, Private Frank

Macmillan, Sergeant ‘Big Mac'

Macnee, Henry Maclachlan

McSharry, Lieutenant Terence

Madras

Maidos

Mallett, Sir Louis

Malone, Ida

Malone, Lieutenant-Colonel William

Malta

Mantelli gun

Margolin, Captain Eliezer

‘Margy'

Margretts, Captain Ivor

Marseilles

Marsh, Lieutenant Cyril Godfrey

Masefield, John

Mashobra

Massey, Prime Minister William

Maxwell, Captain Frank

Medina

Mediterranean

Mediterranean Expeditionary Forces (MEF)

Melbourne

news of Gallipoli

riots by soldiers

Scottish Union

Victoria Barracks

Melbourne Cup

Melbourne
Herald

Mena Camp

Christmas Day 1914

departure of Anzacs

Menzies, Sir Robert

Mesûdiye

Meuse River

Midilli see
SMS
Breslau

Military Cross

Millar, Able Seaman Roy

Milne, Admiral

Minchin, Lieutenant Harry

Monash, Brigadier-General John

Monash Valley

Monro, General Sir Charles

report to Kitchener

Montenegro

Montgomery, Field Marshal Bernard