Newspaper cuttings from England

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Gallipoli Correspondent The Frontline Diary of C.E.W. Bean
http://eured.univ-lemans.fr/dbworkshop/index.php/Detail/objects/91884
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            <ptr target="ukred-29258">‘June 21
... Received another bunch of cuttings by the mail today from England. The picture agencies ought really to be shown up – they are a disgrace to English journalism. There is never a bundle of these cuttings comes in but it contains a barefaced fraud on the public. A photograph of our men jumping out of boats without packs and with overcoats rolled is given as ‘the first Australians on Turkish soil’. The men here take it as obviously a picture of one of our practice landings in lemnos harbour. It was far too dark when the first lot landed to take any instantaneous photograph. Photos taken around the camp at Mena or on the old drain along the road, are given as views of Active Service on the Suez canal. This is the sort of stuff the picture papers are supplied with and dish it up to the public – there really ought to be a law against it…’
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