GALLIPOLI GRAVES
—_—« _ AUSTRALIAN CORPS CONSTRUCTING PERMANENT CEMETERIES. REMINDERS OF THE TERRIBLE FIGHTING DAYS By Telciraph—Press Assoolatlon-OopyTlgW London, November 1. "The Times" special correspondent, who has visited Gallipoli, states that there is still much to remind of the terrible days of the past. The trenches at Loverue are intact; even the tunnels have not collapsed. Elsewhere the trenches have not greatly deteriorated, though overgrown with weeds. • Sunken ships still- lie round the coast, breaking, up in the calm, beautiful waters.; Recently Indian troops were sent to disinter and bury the remains of their compatriots at sua. Tho corespondent pays a tribute to the Australian Corps for it« responsible work on the Whole-of Gallipoli. It is now constructing permanent cemeteries, a work which probably will take thiee years. He sees no reaßon why arrangements cannot soon be made for pilgrimages by civilians.—"The Times."
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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 33, 3 November 1920, Page 7
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141GALLIPOLI GRAVES Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 33, 3 November 1920, Page 7
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