Gallipoli
Alan Moorehead
The classic and definitive history of the Gallipoli campaign with a new introduction by Sir Max Hastings. Moorehead, the finest war correspondent of his generation, recounts why the campaign was so important in the lessons it taught and why it continues to have such an emotional hold on the present day, particularly in Australia and New Zealand.
Award History
1 wins · 1 total
| Award | Year | Result | Category / Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Duff Cooper Prize: History, Biography & Political Science | 1956 | Winner | Secondary source |
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- Max Hastings38%
02 Central places
- Gallipoli95%
03 Suggested argument
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The Gallipoli campaign was important in the lessons it taught and continues to hold strong emotional significance for the present day, especially in Australia and New Zealand.
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