1916 ⟶ Gallipoli Campaign Ends

The Gallipoli Campaign ends in an Allied defeat and an Ottom...
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1916

⚓ British and French Naval Attack on the Dardanelles: The Gallipoli Campaign Begins

British and French naval attack on the Dardanelles. The Gallipoli Campaign begins.⟶
British and French Naval Attack on the Dardanelles: The Gallipoli Campaign Begins (1915)
Gallipoli CampaignWorld War IDardanellesOttoman EmpireMilitary CampaignAnzac
TurkeyTurkeyUnited KingdomUnited KingdomFranceFrance

🪖 Allied Landing at Gallipoli

Allied forces land on Gallipoli, landing at Ari Burnu, soon renamed Anzac Cove, and Cape Helles. (Details)⟶
Allied Landing at Gallipoli (1915)
World War IDardanelles CampaignGallipoliANZACOttoman EmpireAmphibious AssaultMilitary CampaignAnzac CoveCape Helles
TurkeyTurkeyUnited KingdomUnited KingdomAustraliaAustraliaNew ZealandNew ZealandFranceFrance

⚰️ Armistice Called at Gallipoli to Bury the Dead

Armistice called at Gallipoli to bury the dead. (Details)⟶
Armistice Called at Gallipoli to Bury the Dead (1915)
WWIGallipoli CampaignArmisticeBurial of the DeadHumanitarianismOttoman EmpireAnzac
TurkeyTurkeyUnited KingdomUnited KingdomFranceFranceAustraliaAustraliaNew ZealandNew Zealand

🇹🇷 Gallipoli Evacuations

Gallipoli evacuations, a major Ottoman victory and a "disaster for the Allies."⟶
Gallipoli Evacuations (1915)
World War IGallipoli CampaignOttoman EmpireBritish EmpireAustraliaNew ZealandFranceMilitary DefeatEvacuationTurkey
TurkeyTurkeyUnited KingdomUnited KingdomAustraliaAustraliaNew ZealandNew ZealandFranceFrance

🦃 Gallipoli Campaign Ends

The Gallipoli Campaign ends in an Allied defeat and an Ottoman victory. (Details)⟶
Gallipoli Campaign Ends (1916)
GallipoliOttoman EmpireWorld War IAllied PowersMilitary DefeatANZACDardanellesCampaignWestern Front
TurkeyTurkeyUnited KingdomUnited KingdomFranceFranceAustraliaAustraliaNew ZealandNew Zealand

🌊 Trebizond Campaign

Trebizond Campaign.⟶
Trebizond Campaign (1916)
Caucasus CampaignEastern FrontWorld War IOttoman EmpireRussiaBlack SeaMilitary Campaign
TurkeyTurkeyRussiaRussia