Caporetto in Italy, where the Allies(G.B., France, and the US) drove back German and Austrian armies;
France in general, largely the scene of the horrific trench warfare that has come to typify the struggle, eventually won by the Allies, but initially, during the Frontiers of France campaign that began the war, a decided German advance checked by desperate reinforcement(some French troops arriving to the front in Parisian cabs).
Russia was also the scene of several major battles, and defeats against the German army, specifically Tannenberg and Masurian Lakes. However, the Russians were not knocked out of the war until the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917.
A fourth and equally decisive campaign was that of the British and Arabs versus the Ottoman Empire in the Middle East, the English victory presaging a long and difficult presence of Western power and influence in Muslim nations for the benefit of internationmal oil cartels. Those important battles were Bagdad, Jersalem, and Gaza, all three scenes of unrest to this very day.
whatare the five major battles of world war 1 with location and date
Verdun
There were many battles in world war 1, fought at many locations
The battle of Budapest, one of the bloodiest sieges of WW2, occured in Hungary.
There have been major battles through the time of the world, all with many different outcomes. Some include WW I and WW II, both of these outcomes were victorious for the allied troops.
Guadalcanal. Then later Choiseul and Cape Gloucester. There were several large Naval Battles, including the Naval battle of Guadalcanal, the Battle of Savo Island, and one of the four great carrier battles of 1942, the Battle of the Eastern Solomons.
-D-Day: Normandy, France (Omaha Beach esp.) -Battle of El Alamin: Suez canal, Egypt
Britain
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Some of the victories in world war 2 are victorious/ Some of the victories in world war 2 are victorious/
Khan dynasty was victorious over whole Europe. But they never got to the Americas.
The Fifteen Decisive Battles of the World was created in 1851.