Nope not at all many Australians dont even know it properly lol
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Nope not at all many Australians dont even know it properly lol
@Nein @GlobalMillitary96
Hi, Ever talked to Australians about the The Battle of Broken Hill? If yes, how do they describe it?
Nope not at all many Australians dont even know it properly lol
If you asked a hundred Australians about the Battle of Broken Hill I would be surprised if even one of them knows about it.
Australians do commemorate the battle of Galipolli every year yet they know very little about it, especially the younger generation. A lot of young Australians think that Australia won at Galipolli and that It was just Anzacs against the Turks.. so I don't expect them to know anything about a small incident like the Battle of Broken Hill.
In my talks, they have still really accused Ottoman Turks of the ''attack'', but when asked the evidences, got a fabrication of stories about the evidences.
Btw, Impossible they do not know it since it literally built their national awarness and identity, sure?
It was two Afghans that attacked you gotta remember this is no different than Greeks, Arabs, armenians and assyrians attacking Turkish civilians when the Allies called upon them to attack the Ottoman Empire.
It was a war funny thing is the British and the Australians blamed it on Germans for causing the attack as they believed German spies started it.
Typical Ango Mutliculturalism at work disregard your history for diversity
Americans and other Anglos be it the Canadians,Australians or NZers barley know about WW1 which is kinda sad even if they know it will be one of twisted form as usual they won blah blah however Erdogan revisionism in recent years is kinda bad also
A lot of people dont even learn ww1 properly in school we barely touched upon ww1.
All we learnt was the causes off ww1, western front and gallipoli nothing else.
Also we learnt Australias role. Lets be honest Australias role in ww1 was minisucle compared to the Ottomans, Germans, Austro-Hungarians, Russians, British, French and the Italians. Australian casualties were like 60,000. While the rest lost like a million.
Ottoman casualties reach up to 700 k to million lets also include civilian casualties which to some estimates reached 2 million after ww1 we had the independance war which further drained the numbers.
Nowadays, Some people tell that after realizing the original story cheap with cheap ''evidences'' in absent today; but the rest still think in the same way as in my previous post to you.
Regardless, i wonder if any words of the New Zelland mosque attacker expressed or implied about the ''attack''.
Broken hill battle has become a legend among some Turks actually as they believed 2 Turks took on Australia.
Its overlooked because ww1 had much more devastating events like Verdun, Somme, Brusilov, Sarikarmish and Gallipoli.
Broken hill battle has become a legend among some Turks actually as they believed 2 Turks took on Australia.
Its overlooked because ww1 had much more devastating events like Verdun, Somme, Brusilov, Sarikarmish and Gallipoli.
Aftermath of the Sarikarmish battle our soldiers froze to death. What a terrible war thousands of our martyrs perished.
I posted this because many parts of ww1 gets overlooked like the Caucasus front.
WW1 was pretty disgusting sight to see probably the first time the mass media desensitized entire populations to war fare and destruction
The weapons and millions of soldiers used it was basically the start of modern total war.
Where everybody was the target. Advamced weapons meant destruction and to win a war you have to take evert chance to win even if it means taking the whole world to hell.