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The main goal of the Gallipoli campaign was to gain control over the Gallipoli peninsula. This neck of land overlooked the most direct sea route to Russia and was strategically important in World War I.
The British Empire forces (including Australia, New Zealand, Newfoundland, and British India) and the French forces together sought to gain the straights of the Dardenelles by mounting a campaign against the slowly crumbling Ottoman Empire (now Turkey), which was supported by their allies, Germany and Ausria-Hungary. The main commanders were British, on the one side and Turkish, on the other.
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The allies were able to gain a strong foothold in France.
the allies were able to gain a storng foothold in france
The main goal of the Gallipoli campaign was to gain control over the Gallipoli peninsula. This neck of land overlooked the most direct sea route to Russia and was strategically important in World War I.
The British Empire forces (including Australia, New Zealand, Newfoundland, and British India) and the French forces together sought to gain the straights of the Dardenelles by mounting a campaign against the slowly crumbling Ottoman Empire (now Turkey), which was supported by their allies, Germany and Ausria-Hungary. The main commanders were British, on the one side and Turkish, on the other.
Very simply, the need for the Allies to gain a foothold on European soil to enable them to begin the assault on Hitler's "Fortress Europe."j3h.
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For the Allies to gain a foothold in Europe.
1943
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The allies were able to gain a strong foothold in France.
The allies were able to gain a strong foothold in France.
France and England