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This work explores the profound experiences of the Anzacs during World War I, focusing on their journey through the Gallipoli campaign. It details the strict age and physical requirements for enlistment, the brutal conditions faced at the front, and the tragic ambush they encountered upon arrival. The text also reflects on their evacuation efforts, their bravery in the face of overwhelming odds, and includes evocative poems that pay tribute to their heroism. Join us to remember their sacrifices and legacy.
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The Anzacs Lest We Forget
Contents • 1… Title • 2… Contents • 3… Requirements • 4… Ambush at Gallipolli • 5… Life at war • 6… Evacuation 7… Poems
Requirements • For men to go to war they had to be 19- 36 years old, but many people pretended to be older, they also had to be 6,5 tall without any shoes on, and needed a chest 34 inches.
Ambush at Gallipolli The Anzacs arrived too far inland from the proper place to attack and were immediately ambushed by the Turks.
Life at War • The life at war was harsh, full of disease and mud and horrible food.
Evacuation • The war became too much for the Anzacs, so they secretly evacuated, without the Turks knowing. When they left they set timers so the guns would fire.
Poems • Anzacs were true heroes • No one was afraid of leaving • Zero people were happy at Gallipolli • Amazingly, they didn’t retreat straight away. • Cook Anzacs biscuits to remember them. • Sad story to remember.
