In April in the year 1915, 56,000 English, Scottish, Irish, Welsh, Australian and New Zealand soldiers, colonial, Maori and Aboriginal, gave their lives in an attempt to unseat the Ottoman Empire from Constantinople and from influence. This action came to be known as the Gallipoli Campaign. It was fought in Sula Bay and the Gallipoli Peninsula in Turkey. Each year since 1916, April 25 is recognized originally as ANZAC Day, in remembrance of those dead and now Remembrance Day in... Read more