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English: Shrapnel Valley Cemetery Gallipoli Turkey View shows a cemetery at Shrapnel Valley. Names on the wooden crosses all signed 10th INF., all killed in action May 19th 1915. L-R: C. Olson, A.H. Davey No. 894, C.H. Allen, Cpl. W.B. Seaman 101, S.B. Holt No. 133[5?]7, B. Thorpe 1184, W. Altree. Cross in background: F. H. Thompson P 138. Other crosses in background inscriptions unclear.
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Source http://search.slv.vic.gov.au/permalink/f/1cl35st/SLV_VOYAGER2299988 Victor Rupert Laidlaw Collection State Library Victoria (Australia) H84.356/37
Author Private Victor Rupert Laidlaw (1893-1983) 2nd Australian Field Ambulance

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Shrapnel Valley Cemetery Gallipoli Turkey (ca 1915) Victor Rupert Laidlaw Collection State Library Victoria H84.356/37

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