Could the United Kingdom have been the victor at the Dardanelles? In the aftermath of a critical milestone, which changed not only the history of Turkey but also the world, this question has triggered the minds of many. This book is an essential work to understand the role of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk in the Battle of Dardanelles.

Smith Patton, one of the most widely known generals of the Second World War, answers this question in his study, written when he was Lieutenant Colonel. Making a name for himself throughout the war with his performance in landing operations and command of tank troops, Patton’s work is an asset on this subject.