New Zealanders have a rest

Where was Sapri located?

Where was Sapri located?

on a slope of Lemnos Island, a few miles inside Murdos harbor.

What was notable about the tents set up for the New Zealand soldiers?

he tents set up for the New Zealand soldiers were meant for them to have a rest. Although it was cold and exposed, it was out of range for Turkish guns.

What was significant about this location for the ANZACs regarding their sleep?

It was the first time in a while that the ANZACs got to sleep soundly and rest without the constant threat of enemy fire.

What types of food were available from naval canteens?

tinned fish, tinned fruit, and tinned sausages.

What kinds of food items did the villages provide?

melons, grapes, figs, eggs, and meals such as omelettes with Greek beer.

What kind of parcels did New Zealand, English, and Scottish soldiers receive?

pickles, strawberry jam, condensed milk, and shortbread.

What did New Zealand schoolchildren send to the soldiers?

tins of sweets, that were mainly melted but soldiers were delighted anyway.

What facilities were available for hygiene and cleanliness?

There were hot baths available at Thermos, about five kilometers away, allowing soldiers to clean themselves and wash their clothes.

What types of items did the soldiers have access to for leisure activities?

pens, ink, writing paper, a piano, cricket sets, boxing gloves, draughts, chess, cards, quoits, and footballs.

How did the New Zealand band and Maori haka contribute to the soldiers' morale?

The New Zealand band gave concerts, which helped boost morale among the soldiers. Additionally, the Māori haka war cry made people realize how frightened the Turks must have been when they heard it on Sari Bair, showcasing the bravery and cultural spirit of the soldiers.