The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
General Allenby, staff and attaches, entering Jerusalem through the Jaffa Gate. The guard of honour was comprised of English, Scottish, Irish and Welsh troops, who are seen on the right, whilst Australia and New Zealand are represented by those on the left. The Arabs call this gate in the wall 'The Friend'. Close by this ancient gate is another made for the Kaiser to enter when he visited Jerusalem in 1898, but now the huge iron doors are rarely opened.
General Allenby, staff and attaches, entering Jerusalem through the Jaffa Gate. The guard of honour was comprised of English, Scottish, Irish and Welsh troops, who are seen on the right, whilst Austr
General Allenby accompanied by Allied representatives and his staff entering Jerusalem through the Jaffa Gate on 11 December 1917, after the city had been captured from the Turks on 16 November 1917.
General Allenby accompanied by Allied representatives and his staff entering Jerusalem through the Jaffa Gate on 11 December 1917, after the city had been captured from the Turks on 16 November 1917.
A unique panoramic view of the old walled city of Jerusalem, taken from the Mount of Olives in early 1918. The capture of Jerusalem by the British Army on 9th December 1917 ended the 400 year rule of
A unique panoramic view of the old walled city of Jerusalem, taken from the Mount of Olives in early 1918. The capture of Jerusalem by the British Army on 9 December 1917 ended the 400-year rule of th
A unique panoramic view of the old walled city of Jerusalem, taken from the Mount of Olives in early 1918. The capture of Jerusalem by the British Army on 9 December 1917 ended the 400-year rule of th
