Gallipoli

Sarrail, General,

Sazlidere,

Scimitar Hill,

Sedd-el-Bahr,

Senoussi,

Serbia,

Shevket, Mahmad,

Skyros,

Slim, Field-Marshal Sir William,

Stamboul,

Stoker, Lt.-Commander,

Stopford, Lt.-Gen. Hon. Sir Frederick, appointed to command Suvla landing; career; likes Suvla plan; objections to plan; comments on by Mackenzie; leaves for invasion; sleeps on board Jonquil; takes no action; interview with Hamilton; reaction to defeat at Tekke Tepe; replaced by Byng; criticizes Hamilton and G.H.Q.; comments by Royal Commission on; dies,

Submarines, description E-class of; objectives; exploits of E, of E; underwater net; numbers engaged and successes,

Suffren,

Suvla Bay, landing pla

Swiftsure, H.M.S.,

Swing, Raymond Gram,

Talaat, di

Tekke Burnu,

Tekke Tepe,

Telririam, Solomon,

Tenedos,

Thursby, Rear-Admiral,

Triad, S.S.,

Triumph, H.M.S.,

Troy,

Truce, May,

Turquoise, S.S.,

U-boats,

Unwin, Commander, V.C.,

Usedom, Admiral,

Uzun Keupri,

Vassilaki,

Vengeance, H.M.S.,

Venizelos,

Walker, General,

Wangenheim, Baron von, German Ambassador in Constantinople; character and career; negotiates with Enver; offers replace warships; fears fall of Constantinople in March; confident in May; dies,

War Council (Dardanelles Committee, War Committee), meeting to discuss Gallipoli expedition; resolution; members; admirals silent at; renews discussion of Gallipoli; elated by news of naval attack; insists on military support for Navy; withdrawal of Queen Elizabeth; reconstructed; agrees to send more divisions to Gallipoli; decides to send a senior general there; discusses evacuation; sees Murdoch’s report; dismisses Hamilton; renamed; Churchill removed from,

Wear, H.M.S.,

Weber Pasha, closes Dardanelles,

Wehib Pasha,

Wemyss, Admiral,

White, Lt.-Colonel,

Wigram, Dr.,

Williams, A. B.,

Willmer, Major,

Wilson, Admiral,

Wilson, President,

Wire Gully,

Xeros, Gulf of,

Xerxes,

‘Y’ Beach,

Young Turks, deposed Sultan; struggle for survival; relationship with British Government; personalities; hatred of; described by T. E. Lawrence; plan to destroy Constantinople; security measures; massacre of Armenians; growing strength; overthrown,

Zeebrugge.