The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A delegation of members of the Senate and Parliament visit the Anafartalar Group commander Colonel Mustafa Kemal Bey (Ataturk) (fourth from left, pointing with upraised arm). Second from left is Major (later General) Izzettin Calislar. The Anafarta Zone stretched from Chunuk Bair (south) to Kiretch Tepe (north of Suvla). The caption on the photograph is in both Ottoman and Turkish script and was written after 1923 when this script was brought into use.
ANAFARTA, GALLIPOLI PENINSULA. C. 1915-08. THE COMMANDER MUSTAFA KEMAL BEY (ATATURK) (FOURTH FROM LEFT) WITH OFFICERS AND STAFF OF THE ANAFARTA GROUP, OF WHICH HE WAS GIVEN COMMAND 1915-08. FAR LEFT I
Portrait of Commander Mustafa Kemal Bey (Ataturk) whose zeal and dedication saved the Turkish position on Gallipoli.
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 1915. Kiretch Tepe, Jefferson's Post, Anafarta, Teke Tepe, Chocolate Hill, "W" Hills, and Suvla Plain, in the order named, from the left.
Informal group portrait of Captain H H McMann of the Imperial War Graves Commission (right), his interpreter, J Demiroff, and two young Turkish school teachers standing at the air vent of the outpost
Formal portrait of Kemal Pasha (later known as Atatürk, [father of the Turks]) wearing the Gallipoli Star and Balkan Medal. Atatürk was born Mustafa Kemal at Salonika (now Thessalonika, Greece). After
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 1915. Suvla Point, Kiretch Tepe, Jefferson's Post and Lala Aba, in the order named from the left.
