265px|An overview of the Gallipoli Peninsula. The dotted lines approximately mark the furthest advance of Allied Forces. Australians and New Zealanders throughout the world stood still for their national war memorial days in remembrance of the failed — ANZAC — , Turkey that began on 25 April 1915. The fateful attack was designed to end the First World War quicker by creating a supply line to . A hundred-thousand died in the battle, remembered every year as by both nations.
265px|An overview of the Gallipoli Peninsula. The dotted lines approximately mark the furthest advance of Allied Forces. Australians and New Zealanders throughout the world stood still for their national war memorial days in remembrance of the failed — ANZAC — , Turkey that began on 25 April 1915. The fateful attack was designed to end the First World War more quickly by creating a supply line to . A hundred-thousand died in the battle, remembered every year as by both nations.
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