GALLIPOLI CONTROVERSY
LONDON. Nov. 1.3. General Hyrio, alter an interview with General As]>inall, said: I vu read tlie whole chapter relating to the landing at Gallipoli, also tiie correspondence between General Aspinall and Captain liean, in addition to a letter from the New Zealand Defence Department. I’ve come to the conclusion that the reference to Australians, on the whole, was fairly accurate. General Aspinall having revised portions following this correspondence with General liean. I did not arrive in Gallipoli until a month alter the landing, hut reliable information satisfied me that the agitation caused in Australia was due to the mistaken idea ol what General Aspinall intended to publish. Australian returned soldiers are not likely to be dissatisfied when they read it.
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Hokitika Guardian, 18 November 1927, Page 1
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122GALLIPOLI CONTROVERSY Hokitika Guardian, 18 November 1927, Page 1
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