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    Under Fire in the Dardanelles
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    Under Fire in the Dardanelles

    By Pen and Sword

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    About this ebook

    Edward Cadogan kept a record of his war in words and photographs. His baptism by fire in Gallipoli made a profound effect on him but, as the situation deteriorated and casualties mounted, he became highly critical of the plan and the leadership. His front line experiences are balanced by his contact with senior commanders. Wounded and clearly in poor health he was fortunate to survive. After the ignominious withdrawal, Cadogan soldiered on in Egypt and Palestine increasingly disenchanted with the conduct of the War. His descriptions of conditions at the Front are complemented by his interest in family affairs at home.This compilation is not only superb military history but a unique piece of social commentary.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPen and Sword
    Release dateFeb 20, 2006
    ISBN9781473820111
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