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What impact did the Gallipoli battle have on world war 1?
Apart from causing hundreds of thousanmds of deaths on both sides it failed to acheive its objectice of closing the Dardenelles to German shipping.
What is the name of the place the soldiers landed at in gallipoli?
There were several landing places. The Anzacs landed at a place that soon became known as Anzac Cove. The British landed at Cape Helles and Suvla Bay. The French landed in the Cannakale province across the Dardenelles but later withdrew.
What weapons did they use at gallipoli?
Artillery like howitzers, naval guns from battleships and from the Turkish forts along the Dardenelles. Allied forces used .303 calibre Lee Enfield rifles. Some Turks used German Mausers. Machine guns for the Allies were usually Lewis guns. For the Turks there were some German Spandaus. There were also bombs. The Anzacs usually made home-made ones out of jam-tins and bits of metal.
You are doing a ABC book on World War 1 and you need suggestions?
A- Allies B- Bolsheviks C- Central Powers D- Dardenelles strait E- Europe (location of war) F- Franz Ferdinand G- Gallipoli Campaign (be careful- very simillar to "D") H- Human costs (deaths, etc) I- Imperialism J- Jews after the war K- ? L- Lenin, Vladimir M- Armenian (M)assacre N- Nationalism O- Ottoman Emp. P- Propaganda Q- Quality of life in the trenches R- Revolution/Russia S- Battle of the (S)omme T- Total war U- U-boats V- Battle of (V)erdun W- Weapns (lots of new ones) X- E(x)treme conditions (Got to be creative on that one!) Y- Third battle of (Y)pres Z- The Zimmerman Note
Where were most of the battles fought during world war 1?
Answer 89 BattlesAccording to "A Dictionary of Battles 1816-1976(1977) there were 89 battles in the First World War, all fronts included, though this does not include every skirmish or limited action that could not be considered a general "battle", perse. These engagements include, for instance, the Isonzo campaign in Italy that involved over ten separate phases over three years, as well as the East African campaign whereby the British tried desperately to hunt down the German Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck from the very beginning of the war until the German surrender. Obviously, this involved many small and fierce engagements, but it is one entry in this dictionary. Nonetheless, I would answer 89 based on this reference material.i went on a website recently, and gave up counting at 121 battles.
What strait separates the Turkish mainland Gallipoli peninsula?
dardenelles
What narrow sea strait was considered the gateway to the Ottoman empire?
The Straits of the Dardenelles
Was troy near gallipoli?
Yes, just across the Dardenelles on the coast by the Aegean Sea.
What two waterways located at the west end of the anatolian peninsula?
Bosporous Strait and the Dardenelles Strait.
What was the importance about Hellespont Ancient Greece?
Between Turkey and the Balkans...a small body of water also called the dardenelles.
Why did they go to gallopli at war?
he battle of Gallipoli happened because Britain wanted to control the Dardenelles. It was a huge tactical error.
What two seas border the Istanbul strait?
Istanbul is located on the Bosporus Strait.
What geographinc characteristic of Greece provided Greece with a link to the outside world?
The seas and islands provided great ports and henceforth outside contact.The Dardenelles
What impact did the battle have on the world War?
Apart from causing hundreds of thousanmds of deaths on both sides it failed to acheive its objectice of closing the Dardenelles to German shipping.
What has the author Joseph Marguerite Jean Vassal written?
Joseph Marguerite Jean Vassal has written: 'Uncensored letters from the Dardenelles' -- subject(s): Accessible book
What impact did the Gallipoli battle have on world war 1?
Apart from causing hundreds of thousanmds of deaths on both sides it failed to acheive its objectice of closing the Dardenelles to German shipping.
What country is located at the entrance to the Black Sea and the brigdes to continent of Europe and Asia?
Turkey Turkey sits on both sides of the Dardenelles Strait and the Bosporous Strait - with the Sea of Marmara between them. Opposite shores of these straits and sea are in Europe and Asia.
