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Gallipoli Campaign
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1915–1916 military campaign during World War I
The Gallipoli Campaign was a major World War I military operation fought between 1915 and 1916 in which Allied forces attempted to capture the Gallipoli Peninsula from Ottoman Turkish defenders. The campaign is historically significant because it resulted in a costly Allied defeat that demonstrated the challenges of amphibious warfare and became a defining moment in the military histories of several nations involved, particularly Australia and New Zealand.
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It is catalogued under topics including 1915 in the Ottoman Empire, 1916 in the Ottoman Empire and Adrianople vilayet.
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- Country
- Ottoman Empire
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- Gallipoli
- Participant
- French Third Republic
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- start time
- 1915-04-25
- end time
- 1916-01-09
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