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LOYAL SOLDIERS OF HER MAJESTY: GREAT BRITAIN TROOPS IN GALLIPOLI FRONT

MAJESTELERİNİN SADIK ASKERLERİ: ÇANAKKALE CEPHESİ’NDE BÜYÜK BRİTANYA’YA BAĞLI BİRLİKLER

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It has been thought that the data obtained by scanning the newspaper collections published in the colonial state under the administration of British and comparing them with the research and monographs works may demonstrate the link between war and nation-building in the British colony which is the underlying hypothesis of this study.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The consequences of Gallipoli Front, which is the bloodiest phase of World War I have been the subject of many national and international researches.
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The consequences of Gallipoli Front, which is the bloodiest phase of World War I have been the subject of many national and international researches. The fact that Gallipoli front has been a source of inspiration for the nationalist and independence movement getting a new look in the 20th century is an issue that is often ignored in historical researches. ANZAC army formed by the troops of Australia and New Zealand obtained from the British colonies, 10th division including Irish soldiers and 52th infantry division consisting of Scottish troops carried out the duties given in the battles that took place under very bad conditions of Gallipoli front. Considerations that motivate the aforesaid British regiments in Gallipoli Front as in other fronts of World War I can be listed as fidelity bonds for the British Royal Family, religious responsibilities and political relations. The troops and the general public in colonies that may be motivated by intense feelings too early in the war drifted into deep concern after suffering heavy casualties in the front. These heavy losses suffered in the front and the aggravated and poor conditions which the soldiers were in have been forwarded to the related colonial societies through the written press which was the most effective means of mass communication of that period. In this study, it is mainly focused on the issues of how the activities of colony unions in Gallipoli front were followed by their own media and which emotions it aroused. It has been thought that the data obtained by scanning the newspaper collections published in the colonial state under the administration of British and comparing them with the research and monographs works may demonstrate the link between war and nation-building in the British colony which is the underlying hypothesis of this study.

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I. Dünya Savaşı’nın en kanlı safhasını teşkil eden ÇanakkaleCephesi’nin savaş tarihi açısından yol açtığı sonuçlar yerli ve yabancıbirçok araştırmaya konu olmuştur. Görünürde İtilaf ve İttifak bloklarıarasında cereyan eden Çanakkale Cephesi’nin XX. yüzyılda yenibir görünüm kazanan ulusçu ve bağımsızlıkçı hareketlere ilhamkaynağı olduğu gerçeği ise tarih araştırmalarında genellikle göz ardıedilen bir husustur. İngiliz kolonilerinden temin edilen Avustralya veYeni Zelandalı askerlerin oluşturdukları ANZAC ordusu, İrlandalıaskerlerden kurulan 10. Tümen ve İskoç birliklerinden oluşan 52. PiyadeTümeni Çanakkale Cephesi’nde çok kötü şartlar altında gerçekleşenmuharebelerde verilen görevleri yapmışlardır. Sözü edilen İngiltere’yebağlı birlikleri I. Dünya Savaşı’ndaki diğer cephelerde olduğu gibiÇanakkale Cephesi’nde de motive eden hususlar; İngiliz Kraliyeti ’nekarşı duyulan sadakat bağları, dinsel sorumluluklar ve siyasi ilişkilerşeklinde sıralanabilir. Savaşın başlarında çok yoğun duygularla motiveolabilen askeri birlikler ve kolonilerdeki kamuoyu, cephede ağırkayıplar verilmesinden sonra derin endişelere sürüklenmiştir. Cephedeverilen bu ağır kayıplar ve askerlerin içinde bulunduğu kötü koşullardönemin en etkili kitle iletişim aracı olan yazılı basın aracılığıylailgili koloni toplumlarına iletilmiştir. Bu çalışmada ağırlıklı olarak koloni birliklerinin Çanakkale Cephesi’ndeki faaliyetlerinin kendikamuoylarında nasıl takip edildiği ve hangi duyguları uyandırdığıhususu üzerinde durulmuştur. Çanakkale Cephesi’nde muharebelerinsürdüğü dönemde İngiliz yönetiminde olan koloni devletlerindeyayınlanan gazete koleksiyonları üzerinde tarama yapılarak elde edilenverilerin araştırma ve monografi eserleriyle karşılaştırılmasının, buçalışmanın temel hipotezini oluşturan İngiliz kolonilerinde savaş veuluslaşma arasındaki bağı ortaya koyabileceği düşünülmektedir.

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BABAOĞLU, R. (2020). LOYAL SOLDIERS OF HER MAJESTY: GREAT BRITAIN TROOPS IN GALLIPOLI FRONT. Atatürk Araştırma Merkezi Dergisi, Cilt: 36 - Sayı: 102, 77–106. https://ajindex.com/articles/351190

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