The Historical Association: Australia's Gallipoli.. 1915: Myths & Realities
Create a free account to applyProfessor Carl Bridge, Emeritus Professor at King’s College London, unpacks Australia’s 1915 Gallipoli campaign, separating myths from realities around military history, memory and national identity. Hear the lecture in person at Richmond Library Annexe; no booking is required.
This Historical Association lecture examines Australia’s Gallipoli experience in 1915, looking at the myths and the realities behind one of the most discussed campaigns of the First World War. It is a history talk rather than a course, offering an informed overview for anyone interested in military history, memory and national identity.
The lecture is delivered by Professor Carl Bridge, Emeritus Professor at King’s College London, and is organised by the Richmond & Twickenham branch of The Historical Association. It takes place in person at Richmond Library Annexe in London, with no booking required.
The event is suitable for adults and older students with an interest in history, though no specific age or academic requirements are stated.
Professor Carl Bridge
26 November 2026
26 November 2026, 20:00
Location
Free for Historical Association members with their membership card. Non-members pay £3 on the door. Associate membership is £18 for all lectures in the programme.
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