To mark the centenary of the landings at Gallipoli, the Memorial Museum Passchendaele will be holding a two-day event that will commemorate the event.
Continue reading100 Years Ago Today: Allied troops land at Gallipoli
One of the most controversial campaigns of the First World War began on April 25th 1915, when the Allied powers invaded the Gallipoli peninsula with the aim of knocking Turkey out of the war.
Continue readingGallipoli Centenary draws record Anzac Day crowds
Tributes have been paid in Turkey and around the world to all those who fought in the Gallipoli campaign 100 years ago.
Continue readingGallipoli Centenary: Remembrance at Edinburgh Castle, April 25
The service charity, Legion Scotland, hosts commemorations at Edinburgh Castle on April 25th 2015 marking the 100th anniversary of the Allied landings at Gallipoli.
Continue readingGallipoli Centenary: summary of April 25 international events
A Centenary News summary of the major international commemorations taking place today (April 25th 2015) to remember the 100th anniversary of the Allied landings at Gallipoli.
Continue readingGallipoli Centenary: UK remembrance at the Cenotaph, Whitehall
Descendants of soldiers who fought at Gallipoli take part in commemorations in London on April 25th 2015 marking the Centenary of the Allied attack on Turkey.
Continue readingCentenary Anniversary: The Gallipoli Campaign
25th April 1915: The Gallipoli landings begin.
Continue readingIsaac Rosenberg statue appeal fundraising event
On Sunday 26 April, the Jewish East End Celebration Society is hosting an event to fund-raise for the planned statue in memory of the war poet Isaac Rosenberg.
Continue reading‘Gallipoli: from the Depths to the Trenches’ – exhibition in Istanbul
An exhibition marking the centenary of the Gallipoli campaign, curated by Turkish documentary maker Sava Karaka, runs at the Isbank Museum, Istanbul, until August 15th 2015.
Continue readingArticle: The scientists who worked to defeat poison gas
One hundred years after the first use of chemical gas during the First World War, Guardian writer Simon Jones explores the frantic work by British scientists to find a quick and effective way to counter the deadly results.
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