what insights can we gain from this photograph about the experiences of Australian soldiers during the Battle of Fromelles, and how did their sacrifices shape our understanding of war? (Include details/descriptions from the source and explain how they support your response. Reference evidence using source 1,, source 2., etc.)

Describe the experience of Australian soldiers in Gallipoli.

Source 2. Men of the 53rd Battalion waiting to don their equipment for the attack at Fromelles. Only three of the men shown here came out of the action alive, and those three were wounded.Australian and British soldiers assaulted over open ground in broad daylight and under direct observation and heavy fire from the German lines. Over 5,500 Australians became casualties. Almost 2,000 of them were killed in action or died of wounds and some 400 were captured. This is believed to be the greatest loss by a single division in 24 hours during the entire First World War. Some consider Fromelles the most tragic event in Australia’s history.Q3. Using the image and text above what insights can we gain from this photograph about the experiences of Australian soldiers during the Battle of Fromelles, and how did their sacrifices shape our understanding of war? (Include details/descriptions from the source and explain how they support your response. Reference evidence using source 1,, source 2., etc.)

Further Question: The Anzac Legend and Historical Accuracy The Anzac legend is perceived by many to be representative of Australians' experiences of war during World War I. However, we have learned that it presents a view of the Gallipoli campaign, and World War I, that is more positive than the historical evidence suggests. At best, the Anzac legend provides a single perspective on the Gallipoli campaign that ignores the diversity of experiences there. Figure 23. The Allied forces burned the stores they left behind when they were evacuated from the area in early 1916. Discuss whether or not it matters if the Anzac legend is historically inaccurate. When you discuss something, you write or talk about it in detail, taking into account points for and/or against, often to reach a decision.  Aim to write at least 4 sentences in your response.

(1) Indigenous ANZAC who fought in WWI. Create a profile on this person, including their name, DOB, an image (if you can find one), DOD, and places where they may have fought.

Study the picture and answer the question that follows:What does the above image depict?(a) Picture of Germania, Philip Veit(b) A poster hung on wall(c) Caricature of Otto van Bismarck(d) Postage stamp with picture of Marianne