P00859.010
Photograph P00859.010 First World War, 1914-1918GALLIPOLI, TURKEY, 1915. TURKISH PRISONERS-OF-WAR (POWS) IMPRISONED IN THE BARBED WIRE COMPOUND THAT WAS SPECIALLY BUILT TO HOLD THEM.

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GALLIPOLI, 1915. TURKISH PRISONERS IN COMPOUND.
GALLIPOLI, TURKEY, 1915. TURKISH PRISONERS-OF-WAR (POWS) IMPRISONED IN THE BARBED WIRE COMPOUND THAT WAS SPECIALLY BUILT TO HOLD THEM.

Gallipoli, Turkey. August 1915. Turkish prisoners of war, taken during an August action, being held in a barbed wire compound. (Donor Mrs M.S. Shaw)

Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 7 August 1915. A large batch of Turkish prisoners arriving at the compound, above Anzac Cove. They were sent in under a Sikh guard.
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.

Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. August 1915. On most days a few Turkish prisoners came in and were sent to the prisoners' compound, on the right. The compound was removed to a safer place after one priso
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 7 August 1915. Turkish prisoners began to come in to the compound above Anzac Cove. This compound was removed later to a safer spot, after one prisoner and two of the guar
