article_snippet.sent: rare photographs to mark the centetary of First World War campaign show the horror of the doomed Gallipoli landings through the eyes of An estimated 1,000 Allied soldiersthe Winston Churchill .
article_snippet.sent: Historian Stephen Chambers has collected more than 100 rare photographs, many taken by the troops the troops, including poignant images of soldiers from the troops preparation for the first landings right up until the evacuation.
article_snippet.sent: These photographs, many taken by soldiers, show the true horror of the doomed Gallipoli landings during World War One, which claimed the lives of 140,000 troops in eight months of fighting before 140,000 troops eventually withdrew to North Africa in January 1916 with no material gain .
article_snippet.sent: Historian Stephen Chambers released the poignant images to mark the catastrophic campaign's centenary .
article_snippet.sent: Mr Chambers, who is an expert in Gallipoli, which is also known as the Dardanelles Campaign, said: 'Some of the shots are blurry because Some of the shots are real action shots'.
highlights_snippet.sent: Historian Stephen Chambers has released rare photographs to mark the centetary of First World War campaign .