Gallipoli Stories

This is a non-fiction story for people that need it to study

In 1898, a teenager finds a pearl on a beach. Seventeen years later, the pearl is discovered by a pair of jealous relatives, who hatch a scheme to obtain the treasure no...

During World War One, many Anzac's died. Many of them were recovered and buried with their name carved into their deeply respected headstone. But, many of them were unkn...

Pain, Laughter. That what makes us come together as one.

My school essay on Gallipoli during WWI (June 2012)

By George deValier - Gallipoli, April 25, 1915. Australia is a young nation with plenty to prove. And war is where nations prove themselves. Status: Completed One-shot D...

"Life goes on Grace, this war can and will take everything but our love is something it won't." Billy states, his hat brushing her cheek. Billy Nykiel is a cha...

Set during World War One, with the New Zealanders at Chunuk Bair during the Gallipoli Campaign. Please understand that the cover-art was not drawn by me!! Full rights go...

Short story/letter of a soldier in ww1 to his family who resides in another country. It talks of his pain an the conditions he has to survive with whilst battling the Ge...

A poem about war.

This is a piece of work I did for my creative writing class at school. It is the diary of a soldier in Gallipoli in World War 1. It's not the sort of thing I'd usually w...

A handful of poems and quotes from former ww1 veterans and people reflecting on the past. Some poems/quotes will be ones you may have heard and some, may be new to you...

A tribute to the Anzacs that fought for Australia and New Zealand in WWI. Lest we Forget

"These heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives.... You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore REST IN PEACE... ....You. The mother...

Private Ryan Goode of the Australian Rifle Corps finds himself fighting in one of the bloodiest conflicts during the Great War: The Siege of Gallipoli. Infamous for it's...

A young Anzac goes to fight for his in Gallipoli like many others. But will he live to tell the tale or die like his many comrades?