UNDER THE COMMAND OF GENERAL SIR EDMUND ALLENBY GCB.GCMG: JULY 1917 TO OCTOBER 1918. Includes detailed Orders of Battle of the British and Imperial units. With excellent coloured campaign maps with accompanying text detailing the operations and battles. Two of the accounts (unsigned) were written by Col T E Lawrence: (i) Sherifian Co-operation in September; (ii) Story of the Arab Movement. Original grey boards, bumped and chipped at the corners otherwise a good clean copy.

1919, HMSO, Second edition, ,< D-04>,v + 113pp + 56 col maps and descriptive text. 8.5"x 11", Corners worn ow g., ,
Subject...World War I - Other Theatres
Web No. 14889-01..............................£40.00 

A WWI Battlefield Guide by Nigel Steel. In 1915 the British Government responded to a request from Russia for help against the Turks in the Caucasus. The result was a plan to attack and sieze the Dardanelles. Gallipoli is primarily remembered for the sacrifice of the Anzac divisions but it should not be forgotten that the campaign also took the lives of British, Indian, Newfoundland, French and African troops

1998, Leo Cooper, , 9780850526691,< D-04>,216pp, ills,maps, New, , CARD
Subject...World War I - Other Theatres
Web No. 24055-02..............................£12.99 

A WWI Battlefield Guide by Francis MacKay. It describes the ground and operations covered by the British, French and US Expeditionary forces deployed from France to the area north of Venice to support the Italians after their defeat at Caporetto and stem the Austro - German onslought. It covers the Piave Defence Line , rear supply and training areas and covers the US contribution which has never before been adequately covered

2002, Leo Cooper, , 0850528763,< D-04>,c192pp, illustrations , maps, New, , CARD
Subject...World War I - Other Theatres
Web No. 30875-01..............................£9.95 

The First World War began in East Africa in July 1914 and did not end until 13 November 1918. In scale and impact, it was the largest conflict yet to take place on African soil. Four empires and their subject peoples were engaged in a conflict that ranged from Kenya in the north to Mozambique in the south, leaving hunger and devastation in its trail. Yet the East African campaign has languished in undeserved obscurity over the years, with many people only vaguely aware of its course of events. Africans bore the brunt of the fighting and few escaped the impact of the war

2004, Tempus, , 0752423444,< D-04>,351pp. 37 ills. 14 maps , New in d/w, ,
Subject...World War I - Other Theatres
Web No. 31891-02..............................£25.00 

The recollections of Australian soldiers. Their experiences of the WWI Gallipoli landings by troops of the ANZAC Division.

1990, Australian Broadcasting, , 0733300332,< D-04>,xiix + 142pp, 41 photos, 4 maps, references, shelf wear, Good in card covers, , CARD
Subject...World War I - Other Theatres
Web No. 12792-01..............................£10.00 

Flora Sandes, an englishwoman, volunteered as a nurse in the Balkans. She became deeply involved in the Serbian cause and enlisted as a private in the Serbian Army, she quickly proved herself and was promoted to sergeant during the retreat to Albania. She was wounded in the advance to liberate Serbia from Greece and when Serbia eventually became part of Yugoslavia she received a commission. Disillusioned by peace-time soldiering she married her own sergeant and lived in Paris and Belgrade.

1963, William Heinemann, , ,< D-04>,183pp ills maps, endpaper map browning ow vg in dw, ,
Subject...World War I - Other Theatres
Web No. 32885-01..............................£9.00 

The author was at Gallipoli as a 15 year old midshipman. He assesses what was attempted and what was achieved; whether the campaign was justified and how success could have been assured. Based on many interviews with those who served at Gallipoli, unpublished reports, letters and diaries.

1975, Allen & Unwin, , 0049400479,< D-04>,335pp, 39 ills, 5 maps, index, Very good in dw. Previous owner stamp on flyleaf, ,
Subject...World War I - Other Theatres
Web No. 27610-01..............................£14.00 

The struggle for the Gallipoli Peninsula was dominated by the terrain as much as by men and steel, and here the battlefields come alive as the author guides the reader through them, evoking the landscape as never before. Using this intimate knowledge of Gallipoli itself, together with a masterly blend of storytelling and scholarship, respected journalist L. A. Carlyon has written the most definitive, immediate and affecting account yet of one of modern history's defining moments.

2002, Doubleday, , 0385604750,< D-04>,600pp, illustrations, maps., Very good in dw, ,
Subject...World War I - Other Theatres
Web No. 32009-01..............................£8.00 

Reprint published in association with the Imperial War Museum. Originally published in 1939 as an official history for South African involvement in World War I, this history covers operations from February 1916 to January 1917. There are chapters on the situation prior to the arrival of General Smuts, the occupation of the Kilimanjaro area, operations of the 1st Division in a number of battles and operations of General Van Deventer. German reponses are shown throughout. The book ends with conclusions on the entire campaign.

2004, Battery Press, , 0898393345,< D-04>,299pp, 21 maps, New in rust boards with gold titles, ,
Subject...World War I - Other Theatres
Web No. 32587-02..............................£40.00 

The fourth in the Holt's renowned series of Battlefield Guides. Well-researched with up-to-the-minute information. It charts in fascinating detail what happened at every recommended stop on the tour of the battleground and brings alive, with cameos and anecdotes, the people who fought there.

2000, Leo Cooper, , 0850526388,< D-04>,256pp, illustrations, colour pull-out map, New., , CARD
Subject...World War I - Other Theatres
Web No. 29022-04..............................£14.95