The Anzac Book

"The Anzac Book" is a fascinating collection of written works created by the brave soldiers of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps during the Gallipoli Campaign of 1915. This book features a variety of writing styles, including prose, poetry, jokes, and special orders, all of which offer a unique insight into the experiences and perspectives of the ANZAC combatants. Whether you are a history buff or just curious about the human side of warfare, "The Anzac Book" is a must-read for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of this pivotal moment in Australian and New Zealand history."

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The Anzac Book, #1 - Introduction by Sir W. R. Birdwood Various
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The Anzac Book, #2 - Editor's Note Various
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The Anzac Book, #3 - The Landing by A. R. Perry Various
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The Anzac Book, #4 - A Reminiscence of a Wreck by Lieut. A. L. Pemberton Various
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The Anzac Book, #5 - An Australian Home in 1930 by Soldieroo Various
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The Anzac Book, #6 - Non Nobis by C. E. W. B.Various
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The Anzac Book, #7 - The Aegean Wind by H. B. K.Various
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The Anzac Book, #8 - Our Fathers by Capt. James Sprent Various
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The Anzac Book, #9 - Glimpses of Anzac by Hector Dinning Various
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The Anzac Book, #10 - Parables of Anzac by a Correspondent Various
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