Kiwi friends living in Dubai among few who visited Gallipoli on Anzac Day
He said Anzac Day was cold, windy and rainy. “So you kind of get a sense of the doom and gloom, if you want, of what it would've been like,” Latty said. He added it was "quite powerful" to look up from the Anzacs’ position and see what they would have seen, “knowing they had to assault with people up there trying to take them out”. Latty said there was a lot of information available in the area and most of it was from the Turkish perspective, which he said was quite interesting having grown up in New Zealand. By the end of the Gallipoli campaign, about 87,000 Ottoman soldiers a...
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