The New Zealanders at Gallipoli

Contents

• • [covers]
  • [frontispiece]
  • [titlepage]
  • To the Memory of Our Glorious Dead
  • Contents
  • The New Zealand Popular History Series
  • The New Zealanders of Anzac
  • To My Old Comrades
  • [untitled]
• The New Zealanders at Gallipoli
  • Chapter I. The Concentration of the Expeditionary Force
    • [section]
    • The Mobilization
    • Equipping the Force
    • Waiting for the Escort
  • Chapter II. The Voyage to Egypt
    • [section]
    • A Great Welcome at Hobart
    • Young Australia greets Young New Zealand
    • The Triumph of Australia
    • A Run Ashore at Colombo
    • The Monotony of the Voyage
    • Ordered to Disembark in Egypt
  • Chapter III. Training in Egypt
  • Chapter IV. The Defence of the Suez Canal
    • [section]
    • Waiting for the Turk
    • Our First Battle
    • Captured Turkish Orders
    • Return to Zeitoun
    • An Inspection on the Desert
    • A Riot in the Ezbekieh Quarter
    • Leaving Cairo
  • Chapter V. The Rendezvous at Mudros
    • [section]
    • Through the Ægean Sea
    • Mudros Harbour
    • The Attack on the Dardanelles
    • Preparing for the Attack
  • Chapter VI. The Anzac Landing
    • [section]
    • Passing Cape Helles
    • Going Ashore
    • Straight into the Battle
    • A Desperate Night
  • Chapter VII. The First Week
    • [section]
    • Shrapnel Gully
    • The End of the Second Day
    • The First Landing at Suvla
    • The Nerve-Centre of Anzac
    • The New Zealand Sector
    • The Tragic Lack of Hospital Ships
  • Chapter VIII. At the Head of Monash Gully
    • [section]
    • Straightening the Line
    • The Christening of Dead Man's Ridge
    • The Evolution of the Anzac Line
    • Quinn's Post
    • Aeroplanes
  • Chapter IX. The Battle of Krithia
    • [section]
    • The New Zealand Brigade in Reserve
    • The Daisy Patch
    • The Relief of our Brigade
  • Chapter X. The Arrival of the Mounteds
    • [section]
    • The Mounted Rifles repulse a determined Attack
    • Burying the Dead on Armistice Day
    • The Sinking of the “Triumph.”
    • The Taking and Losing of “Old No. 3 Post.”
  • Chapter XI. Supplying the Needs of the Army
    • [section]
    • The Utter Dependence on the Imperial Navy
    • The Bomb Factory
    • The Scarcity of Building Materials
    • The Water Supply
    • Bully Beef and Biscuits
  • Chapter XII. Midsummer at Anzac
    • [section]
    • Mining at Quinn's Post
    • The Death of Major Quinn
    • “The Agony of Anzac.”
    • A Sortie from Quinn's Post
    • The Last Attack on Anzac
    • The Soldier and His Clothes
  • Chapter XIII. The Preparations in July
    • [section]
    • The Amenities of Anzac
    • Reinforcements Promised
    • Where should the Troops be Used?
    • Making the Beach Road
    • Working on the Big Sap
  • Chapter XIV. The Battle of Sari Bair
    • Part I
      • The Preliminaries
      • The Struggle at Helles
      • The Battle of Lone Pine
      • Against German Officers' Trench
      • The Glory of the Australian Light Horse
    • Part II
      • The Anzac Thrust for “971.”
      • The Organization of General Godley's Army
      • The Night of August 6
      • The Right Covering Force
      • The Capture of Old No. 3
      • The Capture of Table Top
      • Bauchop's Hill
      • The Left Covering Force
      • The Right Assaulting Column
    • Part III
      • The Attack of August 8
      • The Capture of Chunuk Bair
      • The Glory of New Zealand
      • The Ghurkas Attack Hill Q
      • We Lose the Crest of Chunuk
    • Part IV. The Battle of Sari Bair
      • The Suvla Landing
      • The Hill Features of the Suvla Plain
      • The Landing Beaches
      • Trouble at the Beaches
      • The Morning of August 8
      • The Next Day—August 9
      • A New Move that Failed
    • Part V. After the Battle
      • The Trenches on the Crest of Chunuk
      • The Water Problem
      • The Fifth Reinforcements
      • The Valleys of Torment
  • Chapter XV. The Battle of Kaiajik Aghala
    • [section]
    • The Attack on Scimitar Hill
    • The First Attack on Kaiajik Aghala
    • Second Assault on Kaiajik Aghala
  • Chapter XVI. Preparing for the End
    • [section]
    • Resting at Sarpi
    • Nurses!
    • Hot Baths at Thermos
    • The Problem of a Mixed Coinage
    • Welcome Reinforcements
    • The Seething Pot of Balkan Politics
    • The Responsibility of Australia and New Zealand
    • General Hamilton is Recalled
    • General Munro Assumes Control
    • The Great Blizzard
    • The Visit of Lord Kitchener
    • The Hours of Silence
  • Chapter XVII. The Evacuation
    • [section]
    • The Order to Evacuate
    • Preparing for the Big Bluff
    • Actors at Anzac
    • A, B, and C Parties
    • The Last Night
    • A and B Parties Leave
    • The Last Anxious Moments
    • The New Zealand Mounted Rifles
    • The Evacuation of Helles
  • Chapter XVIII. The Return to Anzac
    • [section]
    • Anzac Cove
• • New Zealand Transports of the Main Body
  • Transports Carrying the New Zealand and Australian Division from Alexandria to Gallipoli, April 1915
  • Establishment of Main Body, N.Z.E.F
    • [section]
    • New Units Raised during Gallipoli Campaign
  • [appendix]
  • The Men of Anzac
    • [section]
    • New Zealanders decorated and mentioned in despatches
      • Victoria Cross
      • Knight Commander of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath. (K.C.B.)
      • Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George. (K.C.M.G.)
      • Companions of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath. (C.B.)
      • Companions of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George. (C.M.G.)
      • Companions of the Distinguished Service Order. (D.S.O.)
      • Military Cross. (M.C.)
      • Distinguished Conduct Medal. (D.C.M.)
      • Mentioned in Despatches
  • The Place-Names of Anzac
  • A Gallipoli Diary
  • A Note by the Author

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Title: The New Zealanders at Gallipoli

Author: Fred Waite

Publication details: Whitcombe and Tombs Limited, 1919, Christchurch

Part of:

• New Zealand Texts Collection
• New Zealand in the First World War 1914–1918

Key subjects of this text: Gallipoli

Keywords: New Zealand World War I History

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