It is with great regret that Gallipoli & Dardanelles International announces the death of its oldest member. Dr Charles PROFIZI died on 23 September 2015 in his home at Toulon in France. Charles was aged 100 years. He was just […]
In the beautiful sunshine in Dersingham village the congregation gathered for this important centenary service. It was to remember all those that gave their lives and suffered in the Gallipoli campaign a hundred years ago. It involved all who were […]
Second Lieutenant Hamo Sassoon, Royal Engineers, was the younger brother of Siegfried Sassoon, one of the celebrated ‘War Poets’. On 28 October 1915 Hamo was serving with the British at Suvla Bay. Going out into No Man’s Land to supervise […]
The First Minister for Wales the Rt. Hon. Carwyn Jones AM led the ceremonies to commemorate the loss of 1500 lives at Gallipoli one hundred years ago. It took place on 10th August 2015 at the Drill Hall at Penmaenmawr […]
A century after one of the most disastrous campaigns of the First World War, an oak planted in memory of Eric Duckworth, one of the British dead, still thrives. Read more here: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/…/Gallipoli-oak-is-a-permanent-l…
We are deeply & passionately committed to remembering Gallipoli for all people and all ages, but we are particularly keen to foster educational opportunities for the young people of the countries that fought there, in order that understanding and international accord might be increased.
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