The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Turkish prisoners, captured by the Anzac Corps during the fighting between 6-10 August 1915, sitting behind a barbed wire fence in a compound above Anzac Cove. Note the white arm bands worn by the guards on the far side of the enclosure, which were used during the August operations to distinguish the attacking troops from the enemy. The compound was situated near the 1st Australian Divisional Headquarters, where Australian Intelligence Officers searched and interrogated the prisoners before moving them to neighbouring islands.
A large crowd of Turkish prisoners, captured during fighting in early August 1915, sitting on the ground in an enclosure above Anzac Cove. The compound was situated near the 1st Australian Divisional
Turkish prisoners, captured by the Anzac Corps during the fighting between 6-10 August 1915, filing past Australian dugouts to a compound above Anzac Cove. The prisoner at centre is wearing a dressing
Turkish prisoners, captured by the Anzac Corps during the fighting between 6-10 August 1915, being led past the supply depot on the beach to a compound above Anzac Cove. The prisoners are watched by A
Turkish prisoners, captured by the Anzac Corps during operations on the Gallipoli Peninsula in August 1915, in a cage above Anzac Cove, in front of the 1st Australian Divisional Headquarters. Note the
Gallipoli, Turkey. 1915. Prisoners' Camp, a barbed wire enclosure or compound for confining Turkish prisoners of war (POWs), stands on the slope of a hill (right) at Anzac Cove.
SINAI, PALESTINE, 1916-08. TURKISH PRISONERS BEHIND BARBED WIRE FENCE. GUARDS IN FOREGROUND. (DONOR R. FRENCH)
