Sarkis Torossian's compelling memoir, 'From the Dardanelles to Palestine,' offers a unique and invaluable first-hand account of World War I. As an Armenian officer serving in the Ottoman army, Torossian recounts his harrowing experiences across pivotal campaigns, from the brutal battles of Gallipoli (the Dardanelles) to the desert fronts of Palestine. This narrative sheds light on the complex loyalties, strategic maneuvers, and harsh realities faced by soldiers and non-Turkish officers, providing a rare perspective on the Ottoman Empire's military efforts and the immense human cost of the Great War. His story is essential for understanding this tumultuous period in Middle Eastern history.