An Analysis of No Mans Land and Gallipoli

In the 19th century world, many wars symbolized the history, and people chose to die for their country and religion. The two movies chosen were "Nobody Land" and "Gallipoli". The first movie is Bosnia's "uninhabited place", about the conflict between Serbs and Bosnians. The second movie is "Gallipoli". This is about the battle of Gallipoli, which took place in Austria. The film "Uninhabited Country", the hero is an unmanned country - soldiers trapped in enemies during the Bosnian war, Ciki and Nino, Bosnians and Serbs.

In April 1915, Anzac (ANZAC) of Australia and New Zealand participated in the fight of Gallipoli in the First World War. Landing and subsequent fighting of Gallipoli (Turkey) is a tragedy for Australia, but they are also a source of pride for Australian citizens. Australia lost more than 8000 soldiers at that time. But the bravery of ANZAC makes them very praise. On April 25, the day of the first landing in Gallipoli was officially named Anzac Day in 1916. It is a holiday in Australia since 1927.

Gallipoli's land battle means that the Allies expanded their resources further. They now need to transport thousands of people, food, weapons and ammunition to the new front. In 1915, Gallipoli was the only fight that the Australia and New Zealand corps (ANZAC) participated. It is the focus of recruitment in these countries and is one of the most decisive and unified moments in the history of Australia and New Zealand.

From 25th April 2015, the anniversary of ANZAC Day was held in Gallipoli, Turkey, in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the landing of Gallipoli. Australia, UK, New Zealand, Turkey leaders participated in commemoration. During dawn on 25th April, worship was held commemorating the collapsed soldier. In the UK, the Imperial War Museum (IWM) hosted nationwide commemorative events and curated a new gallery (www. 1914.org) for the event. In May 2010, the museum started a 100-year cooperation plan for the First World War. Partner organizations can access not only digital resources, brands, co-extranets, but also IWM collection objects and expertise. As of November 2011, 330 countries and international organizations are partners. The museum also opened a new permanent World War I Gallery in the London branch on July 19, 2014 as part of building rebuilding of 35 million pounds.

The Garda Poly movement was also known as the Dalarnell Movement, the Battle of Gallipoli, or the Battle of Canakkale (Turkish: Chanakkare Savas) and became the first world war in the Gallipoli peninsula (Geribor of modern Turkey). Exercise Ottoman Empire was between February 19, 1915 and January 9, 1916. This peninsula forms the northern shore of Dardanelles. It is a strait that provides a sea route to the Russian empire, one of allied allies during the war. In order to protect it, Russian allies, Britain and France began naval attacks, followed by amphibious landings on the peninsula, occupying the capital of Constantinople's Ottoman Empire (contemporary Istanbul). After the battle of eight months, the camps were seriously injured, the battle on land was abandoned and the invading troops withdrew to Egypt.