Remembering Gallipoli
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‘One of the things that has always struck me is that, though it is common to demonise an enemy during war, the Turks were called Johnny Turk. This was a very personalised and sort of a friendly description. It probably came from the common experiences and mutual respect shared.’ 

Descendant: Clive Williams
Age: 82
Profession: Psychologist (retired)
Nationality: Australian

Ancestor: Oswald Williams (1886–1938)
Relationship to subject: Father
Profession: Clerk
Army: Australian Imperial Force 
Post in Gallipoli: 9th Battalion