Terry Kinloch

Terry Kinloch, a military historian and author of "Devils on Horses," dives deep into the haunting Surafend massacre of December 1918. He unpacks the dire conditions that sowed resentment among the Anzac troops leading to tragic violence. Kinloch also discusses the chilling silence surrounding the event, the motive for revenge after a comrade's death, and the brutal response to the 1919 Egyptian Revolution. His insights reveal the complexities and darker sides of military history that often go overlooked.

Terry Kinloch, a military historian and author, delves into the Surafend massacre involving the Anzac Mounted Division. He recounts the emotional upheaval following General Allenby's scathing remarks, igniting defiance among soldiers. Kinloch explores the harrowing events of December 1918, where troops resorted to brutal violence after a soldier's death, examining the psychological impacts of war. The complex dynamics of desert warfare and the tumultuous relations with local populations set a dark backdrop, leaving many questions of accountability and motive still unanswered.