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|title=Gallipoli
|author=Peter Hart
|reviewer=John Van der Kiste
|buy=Yes
|borrow=Yes
|pages=608
|publisher=Profile Books
|date=February 2011
|isbn=978-1846681592
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If you enjoyed this, for more on the war we can also recommend [[The Reluctant Tommy: An Extraordinary Memoir of the First World War by Ronald Skirth and Duncan Barrett]]; and the anthology [[For King and Country: Voices from the First World War by Brian MacArthur]].
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|name=Tom Rutherford
|verb= said
|comment= An extremely good book and well worth reading by anyone with an interest in the fighting at Gallipoli. Not least for it's good coverage of the Turkish point of view. A view which I had not had the chance to share until now.
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