Gallipoli

Gallipoli was a tragic story of two Australian men, Frank Dan and Akir Hamilton, and they all participated in Gallipoli's overseas activities. This movie is a story that two men sprang out to Perth from their competitors to join the light cavalry. The movie itself is not a "war" movie but a movie about the attitude of Australians to war through specific individuals in 1915. This story tells about the themes that continue in the movie, such as competitiveness, coordination, sportsmanship. .

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 which is one of the allies during the war. In order to protect it, Russian allies, Britain and France started a naval attack, followed by an amphibious landing on the peninsula to occupy Constantinople's capital Constantinople (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.

The battle of Gallipoli from 1915 to 16 years was also known as the fight of Gallipoli or the battle of Dadanelle. The battle began with the failure of the naval attack from February to March 1915. British and French vessels crossed Dardanel and continued a massive land invasion on the Gallipolian peninsula including the UK on 25th April. The force of the French army and the army of Australia and New Zealand (ANZAC). Sufficient intelligence and lack of topographical knowledge, and resistance of fierce Turkey prevented the invasion from succeeding. By the middle of October, the Allied troops were seriously injured and there was little progress at the first landing point. Evacuation began in December 1915 and was completed in early January of the following year.