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020 |a9781742230771
041 |aeng
050 00|aD568.3
082 04|a940.426|bCAM 2009
100 1 |aCameron, David W.
245 10|a'Sorry, lads, but the order is to go' :|bthe August offensive, Gallipoli 1915 /|cDavid W. Cameron.
260 |aSydney :|bUNSW Press,|c2009.
300 |axiv, 370 sayfa, [16] levha :|bresim, harita ;|c15 x 23 cm.
500 |aDizin var.
504 |aKaynakça : sayfa 346-361.
505 |aPART I: Preparation -- I ‘Casualties, what do I care for casualties?’ -- 2 ‘The most important point in our defences and the most -- inadequately manned’ -- 3‘... it hurts when one of the old hands get hit’ -- 4 ‘Poor devils must have been terror-stricken’ -- 5 ‘All hands were busy sharpening bayonets’ -- PART 2: 6 August 1915 -- 6 ‘Giving a leg into eternity’ -- 7 “Hope to get through alright’ -- 8 ‘They are Turks all right’ -- 9 ‘For God's sake send bombs’ -- IO ‘Ka mate, ka mate — Ka ora, ka ora’ -- PART 3: 7 August 1915 -- II ‘I knew how hopeless was the job’ -- 12 “The Heads got a bit mixed’ -- 13 ‘Goodbye, I don’t think I'll be coming back from this one’ 177 -- 14 ‘Who'll come with me?’ -- 15 ‘How's she going mate?’ -- PART 4: 8 August 1915 -- 16 ‘Signalers, fix bayonets’ -- 17 ‘Everything is a muddle’ -- 18 ‘Like a battle of savage beasts at the bottom of a pit’ -- 19 it was just plain open slaughter’ 270 -- PART 5: 9 August 1915 -- 20 ‘If only Abdul had known how few were left’ 290 -- 21 ‘For most conspicuous bravery at Lone Pine trenches’ 307 -- PART 6: 10 August 1915 -- 22 “Hell never let you down’ 326 -- Epilogue 339 -- Notes 346 -- References 358 -- Index 362
563 |aNormal kapak
610 10|aGreat Briatain.|bArmy.|bAustralian and New Zealand Army Corps,|xHistory
650 0|aWorld War, 1914-1918|xCampaigns|zTurkey|zGallipoli Peninsula.
650 4|aDünya Savaşı, 1914-1918|xCepheler|zTürkiye|zGelibolu Yarımadası.
651 0|aGallipoli Peninsula (Turkey)|xHistory, Military|y20th century.
651 4|aGelibolu Yarımadası (Türkiye)|xTarih, Askeri|y20. yüzyıl.
907 |a000207