Escape from Germany: a prisoner’s tale
Jeanne Antelme’s vivid 1917 account of her brother Fernand’s capture, imprisonment and daring escape from Germany – followed by a biographical sketch of his subsequent career in the Royal Flying Corps.
Little Gully Publishing
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Mudros, 1915 Two French nurses with the Army of the East
By Jeanne Antelme, Elisabeth Jardin, Bernard de Broglio (Translator)
In 1915, Jeanne Antelme and Elisabeth Jardin served as French nurses on Lemnos during the Dardanelles campaign. One wrote a literary memoir; the other, a medical thesis. Both appear here in English for the first time.
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Letters from Helles : The uncensored correspondence of a battalion commander at Gallipoli
by Colonel Sir Henry Darlington
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Floatplanes Over The Desert : The Adventures of French & British Naval Airmen Over Sea & Desert Sand 1914-1918
by Ian M. Burns
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Above and beyond Palestine : An account of the work of the East Indies and Egypt Seaplane Squadron, 1916-1918
by C.E. Hughes
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Rhys Crawley on Orlo Williams
Dr Rhys Crawley introduces the diary of Captain Orlo Williams – the cipher officer at Gallipoli who read top-secret telegrams before the generals, and wrote it all down.
‘To the Dead of the Dardanelles’
A French general returns to Gallipoli fifteen years after the fighting to honour the fallen. He recalls the battlefields, the units, the classical landscape – and a dying Turkish captain’s hope for peace.