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About this book
Beginning with his arrival with the first convoy in April 1915, this chronicle details the experiences of Australian war correspondent C. E. W. Bean during the Anzacs campaign on Gallipoli. Emphasizing how no other pressman dared to go ashore during the first landings, this reconstruction documents Bean's determination to sit in the frontline trenches during even the fiercest battles, taking notes or making sketches. His adamant decision to remain until the evacuation in spite of the wounds he incurred is also highlighted, ensuring his place as one of history's most resolute journalists.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- Foreword
- Acknowledgements
- List of abbreviations
- Introduction
- CHAPTER 1: âGood luck to you boysâ: 21 Octoberâ3 December 1914
- CHAPTER 2: A hot time in Cairo: 1 Januaryâ11 April 1915
- CHAPTER 3: This night is too good to miss: 12â25 April 1915
- CHAPTER 4: On Turkish soil: 25 Aprilâ5 May 1915
- CHAPTER 5: As brave as most of them: 6â16 May 1915
- CHAPTER 6: The dead were very thick indeed: 17â24 May 1915
- CHAPTER 7: These little half-hearted shows: 26 Mayâ23 June 1915
- CHAPTER 8: Like lemonade without the tingle: 24 Juneâ31 July 1915
- CHAPTER 9: âIâve been hit, Bazâ: 6 Augustâ10 September 1915
- CHAPTER 10: Sticking to the truth: 11 Septemberâ2 November 1915
- CHAPTER 11: The Silent Battle: 7 Novemberâ11 December 1915
- CHAPTER 12: No one can foretell the ending: 14â31 December 1915
- Epilogue
- Biographical notes
- Notes
- Bibliography and further reading
- Index