Gallipoli Stories

Fandoms include (will get bigger later) The Hunger Games, Divergent, The Terminator, Cookie Run Kingdom, Cookie Run: Crumble, Toy Story, Undertale, The Incredibles, Paths of Glory, Gallipoli (1981) Team Fortress 2, and more to be added later. All the main characters (or just characters i like) from these fandoms have to fight their villains from their worlds in an ultimate battle at the end, for the fate of the universe.

25th April 1915, 23 year-old farmhand Albert lands on the shores of Gallipoli in Turkey. Wounded during the first ANZAC landings and haunted by the death of his closest friend, Albert is evacuated aboard a hospital ship to the island of Malta where thousands of broken soldiers are sent to recover from the horrors of war. Within the crowded wards of Cottonera Hospital, he is treated by Imperia, a young Maltese nurse from Cospicua volunteering among the endless tide of wounded men arriving from Gallipoli and Salonika. As Albert struggles with grief, trauma, and the scars left by battle, an unexpected bond begins to form between the quiet Australian soldier and the compassionate nurse who refuses to give up on him. But with the war still raging across Europe, peace can only last so long. Inspired by the true history of Malta's role during the First World War, The Nurse of the Mediterranean is a story of survival, sacrifice, and the fragile humanity that endured amidst one of history's darkest conflicts.

Just a collection of poems I write. Just because.

My narrative is called The Right Decision and my story is about a soldier named Christopher. Chris was bribed to enlist in the war and later finds himself stuck on Gallipoli with his two friends, Felix and Jack. The experiences of my character in Gallipoli demonstrate the challenges faced by the soldiers in WWI while fighting against the Turkish in Gallipoli Authors note: I wrote this discursive for a History Assessment, so I'm posting it on here for fun. Please don't hate on this because it's just a piece of writing.

"Sir, gunfires off to the west."he screamed "Roger that soldier"he responded back "We nearing the shore sir. But those dang mortars are everywhere. We need to find a way in." "AHHHHHHH......." The boat tipped drowning everyone accept Major General William Throsby Bridges. The last survivor of his fleet.....

Adeline Brown discovers that her husband, who has just been sent off to fight for the ANZACS in Gallipoli, has been killed in battle. She continues to write letters to him as she processes her grief and tries to live on without him as her house and relationships fall to shambles around her. Will she ever be able to pull herself out of the grief of her loss? That's when the young orphan Amy, just as desperate for a loving home as Adeline, comes dancing into her life . . . *** Best Rankings: #2 in gallipoli | 25/06/2023 #1 in peachtree | 2/07/2023 #3 in ANZAC | 8/07/2023 #45 in adeline | 9/07/2023 #1 in ANZAC | 11/08/2023 #1 in ANZAC 2/09/2023 #182 in growth | 6/09/2023

"These heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives.... You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore REST IN PEACE... ....You. The mothers, who sent their sons from faraway countries wipe away your tears.... After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well..." "The memory was alive, and through none of them would ever see the ANZAC beach again, the first great sacred spot in the history of Australia was the ANZAC beach and the heights above it..."

A handful of poems and quotes from former ww1 veterans and people reflecting on the past. Some poems/quotes will be ones you may have heard and some, may be new to you. Publishing in recognition of the ANZAC soldiers, (or any WW1 soldiers) ready for the upcoming 100th year of the end of the First World War.

Short story/letter of a soldier in ww1 to his family who resides in another country. It talks of his pain an the conditions he has to survive with whilst battling the German nation.

During World War One, many Anzac's died. Many of them were recovered and buried with their name carved into their deeply respected headstone. But, many of them were unknown. Some soldiers, were so mutilated, so torn up, so burnt, that when they died, they were completely unidentifiable. To this day, those soldiers are deeply respected, despite being unrecognised. This story, is the theoretical, story of an unknown, Anzac's life. Hope you enjoy!

A tribute to the Anzacs that fought for Australia and New Zealand in WWI. Lest we Forget

In 1898, a teenager finds a pearl on a beach. Seventeen years later, the pearl is discovered by a pair of jealous relatives, who hatch a scheme to obtain the treasure no matter the cost. Even if that means sending him off to Europe to face the horrors of the First World War.

Hey all, My name is Jarrod Walsh, I'm an Australian veteran and a Warhammer nerd, inspired by the campfire storytelling of Old Bale Eye from Warhammer+. This is my take on that style - told like a legend from the 41st millennium, but grounded in something real. Not the polished version you hear growing up, but the kind of truth you learn when you've worn the uniform. In war, it's never really about empire, faith, or command... ...it's about the mate beside you. Written and published on ANZAC Day. Lest we forget.

A letter from a sister in Melbourne, to her brother in Gallipoli. circa. 1915

"Life goes on Grace, this war can and will take everything but our love is something it won't." Billy states, his hat brushing her cheek. Billy Nykiel is a charmer. Good looks have blessed him and he can play any sport you throw at him if he tried! But the day, the war rolled in, his life changed. Hamish, Jack, Dave and Billy have been best mates since the moment they met. They roamed the streets as four year olds and went through school together. They've played every footy match they've ever played together. But what happens to Billy when he has to leave his love and his country? Grace Craig is in a way a wild child. Always with these boys, keeping an out. Grace isn't exactly what you'd call a 20th century lady. She couldn't help that there was more to life than cooking dinner for her brothers. When the war comes she kisses her Billy and the other boys goodbye and sets to work. What happens if one of her boys doesn't come home?

A school project I have worked on. These letters are not real and are made by me. These letters are based on a man by the name of Matthew Mckenzie, A young man that signs up to take part in World War 1. He later ends up being involved in one of the most least successful battles, Gallipoli, Turkey. *graphic content*

A poem about war.