A young soldier was carrying a Bible when he was hit by shrapnel at Gallipoli — it's among the items on show in Sydney to ...

Claudius Schulze The trench system on the Gallipoli Peninsula stayed largely intact after the war, unlike on the Western Front. “It’s so barren and bleak, nobody ever wanted to occupy it ...

Churchill first raised the possibility of the Royal Navy forcing the Dardanelles, sailing through the sea of Marmara and ...

Europe was on the brink of World War I when three young brothers left their home in Richmond Cottages in the Inchicore area ...

Battlefield remains from World War I unearthed by wildfires and rain on the Gallipoli Peninsula in Türkiye have been covered ...

A New Zealand Defence Force team in Türkiye for ANZAC Day reburied battlefield remains unearthed at Gallipoli after wildfires ...

The battle of Gallipoli, which began 100 years ago, epitomized the senseless carnage of World War I. British commanders conceived the campaign as a lightning strike against the Ottoman Empire ...

Like so many Australians before him, Michael Whitty experienced a sense of awe when visiting the Gallipoli Peninsula where ...

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The New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) has discovered new battlefield remains after they were uncovered on the Gallipoli Peninsula. The remains from World War I unearthed by wildfires and rain on the ...

The sounds of waves lapping gently at the nearby shore offer a serene backdrop to a place forever scarred by war and sacrifice. Gallipoli Peninsula National Park (“Gelibolu Yarımadası Milli ...

When Private Alister Ross placed a Bible in his breast pocket at Gallipoli in 1915, he likely sought divine guidance. Instead, the Bible became an unlikely savior, shielding him from fatal shrapnel.