Anzac diary: George Bollinger(nzhistory.net.nz)
George Wallace Bollinger left Wellington, New Zealand, on 16 October 1914,
landed at Gallipoli on 26 April 1915 and was evacuated on 15 September.
Gallipoli
diary: Edward Cox(nzhistory.net.nz)
The diary of Captain Edward Percy Cox covers the period from October 1914 to
August 1915. Information on this website includes:
-
digital (transcribed) version of Edward Cox's diary
- video
of the diary being examined and discussed
-
cenotaph record of Edward Percy Cox (Not loading 2 Apr 2019)
The Diary of Fredrick Dill
(archived from socialstudies.unitecnology.ac.nz) Fredrick Dill joined
the
New Zealand Expeditionary Force. His Gallipoli diary commences with
an entry on 12 May 1915. If the above link to the saved web
page in the Internet Archive doesn't work, copy the url below and paste it
directly into the
Wayback Machine. (If you
need help, see
How to go straight to an archived page.)
Original url: http://socialstudies.unitecnology.ac.nz/gallipoli_webquest/Diary%20of%20Fredrick%20Dill.htm
Diary of John Murray Donn, NZEF
(diggerhistory.info) Extensive diary. New Zealander John Murray Donn landed at Gallipoli on 25 April 1915 and was
killed in France on 2 October 1916.
The
short life and death of Lieutenant R.D. Doughty, MC (thekivellfamily.co.nz)
Ralph Doughty was born in New Zealand in 1891 but moved to
Australia in 1913. He joined the Australian Imperial Force and travelled via
Egypt to the Gallipoli Peninsula where he landed at Gaba Tepe, at Cape
Helles and at Anzac Cove. See the
diaries page. (Note that access to a
biographical note may depend on using mouseover.)
William
Malone's diary (nzhistory.net.nz) William George Malone was a strong battalion commander
who looked after his soldiers and was killed in August 1915.
Robert
McPherson's diary (wayz.co.nz) Robert McPherson's ship was anchored for several days in
Anzac Cove before moving south to Cape Helles where he disembarked. During
the time spent waiting (25 April to 3 May 1915) he gained an excellent view
of the landings which he described in his diary. Robert received a number of
promotions and survived the war.
A Gallipoli Diary (New Zealand)
(nzetc.victoria.ac.nz)
The diary is
Appendix VI of
The New Zealanders at Gallipoli,2nd ed. 1921
(original ed.1919)(gutenberg.org) by Major Fred
Waite DSO.
This "diary" is more like a timeline of events than a traditional personal
diary. For a photograph of Major Waite see Fred
Waite, 1917 (teara.govt.nz).
A short extract from the diary is archived at Gallipoli Diary (New Zealand)
(archived from rsa.org.nz).
News
Gallipoli diary sells for $24k
(abc.net.au) ABC News, 14 November 2012.
Report of the sale of the diary of New Zealand Private George
Petersen who landed at Gallipoli with Nelson Company on April 25, 1915.
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