Turkish scene of WW1 landing Crossword Clue
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GALLIPOLI | Turkish scene of WW1 landing | |
LOST GENERATION | Victims of WW1 the result of power station closure? (4,10) | |
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KITCHENER | British field marshal, secretary of state for war at the beginning of WW1 (9) | |
MONS | Mountain site of WW1 battle | |
ROSES OF PICARDY | Popular ballad of WW1 | |
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DUG OUT | Unearthed a relic of WW1? (6) | |
THE GUNS OF AUGUST | Barbara Tuchman's history of WW1 | |
POPPY | Flower of WW1 (5) | |
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SARAJEVO | Site of the assassination that sparked WW1 (8) | |
REMONSTRATE | Protest about WW1 battle charge after start of truce | |
LOOS | Unpredictable sort of cannon shortened WW1 offensive (4) | |
CAMBRAI | Site of two WW1 battles | |
YPRES | Site of three WW1 battles (5) | |
TESTAMENT | ___ Of Youth, Vera Brittain's WW1 memoir (9) | |
WESTERN FRONT | We, grim, face WW1 battle scene. (7,5) | |
TRENCH WARFARE | WW1 version of Dig for Victory? | |
SOMME | WW1 battle scene | |
ARMS | The 1932 adaptation of Hemingway's novel about an ill-fated WW1 romance between an American soldier | |
JOHN | He, one of the Loos (WW1) top brass, sir, stands before 10 (4) | |
ARABIA | T.E. Lawrence became known as Lawrence of ... due to his role in the Arab Revolt and the Sinai and Palestine Campaign in WW1 (6) | |
GAVRILO | Assassin of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914 leading to WW1 (7,7) | |
PRINCIP | Assassin of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914 leading to WW1 (7,7) | |
RIDGE | WW1 Vimy given first of bombs to drop on viaduct? (5) | |
ALLENBY | WW1 general on nameplate of Holmes 'J36' 0-6-0 engine 65268 (7) | |
BACK TO FRONT | WW1 soldier at end of leave gets this order wrong | |
PUTTEE | Strip of cloth wound around the leg, as used by soldiers in WW1 | |
TWENTIES | The decade after WW1 is often called the Roaring ... | |
HINDENBURG | 'Rheinbund' assembled by German commander in WW1 | |
MUSTARD GAS | WW1 chemical weapon (7,3) | |
TOC EMMAS | WW1 signals reversing missile encountered around company (3,5) |
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