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all the ANZAC legendsoriginatedfrom the disastrous Gallipoli campaign in Turkey
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An international cast of artists from Australia , Turkey and Greece , present a contemporary Australian opera on love , war and hopesetduring the Gallipoli Campaign in 1915
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the ongoing stalemate happening on the Western Front in Europe(passive) was prompted byThe Gallipoli campaign
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in the British forcesresultedin the British forces
in an estimated 25,000 casualties including some 8,700 who diedresultedin an estimated 25,000 casualties including some 8,700 who died
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