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    Anzacs fought in Gallipoli against troops led by M. Kemal (Atatürk) in 1915. Turkish soldiers took wounded "enemy" often back to their units. Addressing returning Anzac mothers who lost their sons, Atatürk was very compassionate in 1934.

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    Anzacs fought in Gallipoli against troops led by M. Kemal (Atatürk) in 1915. Turkish soldiers took wounded "enemy" often back to their units. Addressing returning Anzac mothers who lost their sons, Atatürk was very compassionate in 1934.

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    Anzacs fought in Gallipoli against troops led by M. Kemal (Atatürk) in 1915. Turkish soldiers took wounded "enemy" often back to their units. Addressing returning Anzac mothers who lost their sons, Atatürk was very compassionate in 1934.

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    " Peace in the world, peace at home " and Turkish Tolerance (1915)

    Ìn 1915, Anzac soldeirs fought against Turks in Gallipoli. Picture shows how Turks treated
    wounded "enemy" at the time. Ìn 1934, 19 years after the 1915 landing, the first ANZAC
    veterans returned to Gallipoli. Addressing them on behalf of the Turkish nation, President
    Mustafa Kemal Atatürk gave this message as soldier-statesman whose genius turned the
    Gallipoli campaign against the Allies, his famous words of reconciliation:
    to Mothers who lost their sons at the Gallipoli Battle
    1 oI 1 14.07.2010 13:02

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