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The Memorial to the Missing at Lone Pine commemorates 4228 Australians and 753 New Zealanders (including 45 who served in other forces) who died at Gallipoli and have no known grave. The majority of the New Zealanders listed here died prior to the Sari Bair offensive of August 1915. Scrolling right reveals the lone pine planted after the war in the cemetery. Above the car park are Quinn's Post and the Turkish memorial on Baby 700.
Read more about the memorial, including information about those listed from the Commonwealth War Graves Commission website.
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21 August 1915
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8 August 1915
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15 December 1915
The evacuation of Gallipoli begins
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25 April 1915
NZ troops land at Gallipoli
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William Malone
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Alexander Godley
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Ormond Burton
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Andrew Hamilton Russell
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Charles Begg
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Known unto God
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Anzac Day
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The Gallipoli campaign
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