The diaries of Major H. M. Whittall, who served as an interpreter for the British forces during the Gallipoli Campaign, reveal remarkable details from the opposing side of the front. From the landing operation, which began with approximately 200 ships, to the pressure from Turkish artillery, the 50-meter distance between the trenches of the two sides, and the disappointment of the British August offensive, many details are reflected in Whittall'…
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The diaries of Major H. M. Whittall, who served as an interpreter for the British forces during the Gallipoli Campaign, reveal remarkable details from the opposing side of the front. From the landing operation, which began with approximately 200 ships, to the pressure from Turkish artillery, the 50-meter distance between the trenches of the two sides, and the disappointment of the British August offensive, many details are reflected in Whittall'…