Gallipoli by Alan Moorehead

Gallipoli by Alan MooreheadSecondhand hardcover good condition. Published by Macmillan, 1956. Alan Moorehead's definitive account of the disastrous World War I Gallipoli campaign, conceived by Winston Churchill as a naval and amphibious assault to break through the Dardanelles and knock Turkey out of the war. The book traces the failed operation from its planning through execution, examining both the naval bombardment and subsequent trench warfare while presenting perspectives

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