Much of the peninsula is preserved as a beautifully maintained national park. Ataturk literally, father of the Turks. Buses await on the peninsula to shuttle tourists to a museum perched next to a beautiful vista. In the museum, there are strikingly primitive horseshoes, canteens and rifles with bayonets. They look like remnants of the American Civil War, and they are presented tastefully with English translations.
Letters written by soldiers to their families demonstrate universal emotions and priorities.
Dear Mother, I don't want underwear. I have money. He was killed two days later. Ari Burnu Cemetery at Anzac Beach overlooks the Aegean Sea, which sparkles in tropical blues. Tourists, predominatly Australian and New Zealander backpackers, peer at graves at the Ari Burnu Cemetery, overlooking the Aegean Sea.