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Egypt

Ottoman Empire

ANZAC cove 25th

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many people died

the beach wa

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1914-1918

ANZAC

Australian New Zealand Army Corp.

Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey, France

Franz Ferdinand

Gavril Princip

Assassination

Lone pine

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The most succesful operation was the excavation of ANZAC troops.

Gallipoli is said to have no effect on world war 1

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Australians landed at Anzac Cove at 25th of April 1915.

Evacuation of the troops in 1967. .?? Check the date here.

Very few casualties.

The whole campaign caused 8,141 casualties. - deaths

Gallipoli had no effect on the war.

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Gallipoli

26,111 casualties

August 1914, sent to Egypt

8,141 deaths

Anzac Cove

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1915

Australian Imperial Force

Sent to egypt

trained in Cairo for 4 and a half months

sent to fight against the turks

To help the british

landed at ANZAC cove

25th april

tenuous foothold on the slopes

tried to break through the turkish lines

all attempts failed

stalemate from august onwards

The most successful operation was the retreat on 20 decvember

26,111 Australian casualties ,8141 deaths

Many people say this campaign had no effect on the war overall

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Australian Imperial Empire

August 1914 - sent to Egypt

Ottoman Empire - Turkey

ANZAC

26,111 casualities

8,141 - deaths

GALLIPOLI HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH THE WAR- What do you mean by this?

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Egypt, Ottomans (Turkey), Middle east, Cairo, Gallipoli, New zealand, france, Capture capital, Anzac Cove, 25 april, 1915, Allies VS Turks, Lone Pine,

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Gallipoli was a total failure for both sides.

T'was in 1915

Suez Canal is part of route to Egypt

Fighting Ottoman Empire [Turks]

Sent to help the British

The point was to capture Constantinople

The ANZACS landed in Gallipoli on 25th April 1915

Multiple battlegrounds included Lone Pine, Shrapnel Gully and Nek

26,111 Australian casualties, including 8,141 deaths

So many people died

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Egypt

Ottoman Empire

ANZAC cove 25 April 1915

urkey

26,111 casulties Australia

8141 deaths Australia

Gallipoli had no affect on the war.

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Australian Imperial Force

August 1915 - sent to Egypt

Ottoman Empire - Turkey

New Zealand

France

Britain

Lone Pine

Stalemate

ANZAC

evacuation of troops - 19th 20th December

Casualties aN

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New Zealand, Britain, France

Constantinople

Lone Pine

Failure for both sides

Tenuous Foothold

Ottoman Empire

26

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:1914 soldiers sent to egypt

After 4 1/2 months of training they departed

Aim was to ??

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Gallipoli; Ottoman Empire Turkey; troops; tenuous foothold; ANZAC cove;

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25th April 1915

1914

Turkey Ottoman Empire

Anzac cove

Constantinople

Suez canal

Lone Pine

the Nek

Egypt

19-20 December

26,111 casualties

8,141 deaths

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August 1914, sent to Egypt

25 April sent to Anzac Cove.

allies tried to break through the Turkish line but the

Lone Pine, and the Nek. attemps continue

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Australian Imperial Force

26,111 casualties

8,141 deaths

Lone Pine

The Nek

ensuing stalemate

Egypt

deception operation

no influence in the course of war

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Egypt

Cairo

Gallipoli peninsula

Anzac cove

Dardanelles straits

Constantinople

Ottoman Empire (Turkey)

Australian Imperial Force

25th April 1915

they got to Gallipoli

Anzac day 25th April

Lonepine

Nek

tenuous foothold

campaign

Turkish lines

concerted but unsuccessful attempts resulted in thousands dead

2611 casualties 8141 deaths..

ensuing stalemate

no infuence in the war

most successful operation from 19th to 20th December= evacuation

retreat

casualties

deaths

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August 1915

Australian Imperial Force

Middle East

Cairo

Suez Canal

Constantinople

Lone Pine

Nek

25th April 1915 anzac day

19th-20th December evacuated troops

26,111Aussie casualties including 8,141 deaths

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first world war was in 1914

AIS were sent to Egypt to meet the threat which the Ottoman Empire posed

middle east

the Suez Canal

after four and a half months of training in Cairo

australians departed by ship for the Gallipoli Peninsula

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August 1914

Cairo

troops from New Zealand

Egypt

25 of April troops were sent to ANZAC cove

campaign

allies tried to break through the Turkish lines

Lone Pine and the Neck

8149 deaths

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they were sent to Egypt.

Ottoman Empire ( Turkey )

Middle East and Suez Canal.

they departed by ship for Gallipoli

Gallipoli peninsula

Australian Imperial Force

troops from NZ Aus Britain

25 April 1915 tried to break through the Turkisk lines

all attempts failed

at Lone Pine and the Nek

ensuing stalement

the Turks were unable to inflict more than casualties

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Egypt, ANZAC cove, 1914, Turkey, AIF, 26111, Casualties, Deaths, Constantinople, 25 April, Australian, 19-20 December, ANZAC peninsula, British, Suez Canal, 1915

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Imperial force

August 1914

Ottoman Empire (Turkey)

Egypt

Suez canal

Cairo

Dardanelles straight 25th April 1915 (arrived at Gallipoli - Anzac day)

26,111 casualties

8,000 deaths

NZ Britain Australia France

Gallipoli Peninsula

Anzac cove

Unsuccessful attempt to win the battle.

Lone Pine.

the Nek.

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Middle east

1914

Turkey

sent to Egypt

4 and a half months ( Training )

New Zeland

Britain

France

Anzac Cove

Australian Imperal Force

Ship

Campaign

Lone Pine

26,111 Casualties

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Gallipoli

soldiers sent to Egypt

Cairo

1915

ANZAC cove

departed by ship

8141 deaths

slope on the beach

Australian Imperial Force

campaign

Turkey

Lone Pine and Nek

26111 casualties

Gallipoli had no force - What do you mean here?

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1914

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Australian Imperial

August 1914

Sent to Egypt

Ottoman Empire-Turkey

4 and a half months

New Zealand, Britain and France-Countries went with Australia to the Gallipoli Peninsula.'

Campaign

Australian landed on ANZAC cove on 25th April.

Australia attacks at Lone Pine

Travelled by Ship

Departed by Boat

Evacuation- troops 19-20 December

The Neck

Lone Pine

26,111 Australian Casualties

8141 deaths

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men recruited IMPERIAL FORCE ww1 1914 sent to Egypt

(OTTOMAN EMPIRE) ( TURKEY )

ANZAC COVE 25 APRIL 1915

TENUOUS position slope on the beach

8141 deaths

26111 casualties

4 and a half months of training

19th - 20th of December

NZ,Britian,FRANCE

LONE PINE

THE NECk

GALLIPOLI had no force - What do you mean?

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August 1914

Australian Imperial Force

Ottoman Empire (Turkey)

ANZAC Cove discovered in 25 April 1915

Gallipoli Operation 26,111 Australian casualties

8,141 deaths

Cairo

Egypt

December 19-20

Lone Pine and the Nek

Comprehensive deception operation

Outbreak of the World War One

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August 1914.

sent to Egypt.

4.5 months training.

Cairo

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Anzac Cove

sent to Eypgt

August 1914

Cairo

New Zealand, Britain, and France

departed by boat

Australian Imperial Force

Gallipoli

25th April 1915

Lone Pine

The Nek

8141deaths

26111 Australian Casuaities

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-Gallipoli

-soldiers sent to Egypt

-departed by boat

-no influence

-ANZAC cove

-Cairo

-August 1914

-Ottoman Empire

-4 1/2 months of training

-evacuation

-1915

- Australian Imperial Force

-25/4/1915

-attempt

-Lone Pine

-The Nek

-Turkey

-8,141 deaths

-26,111 casualties

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Imperial Force

August 1914

Ottoman Empire (Turkey)

Egypt

Suez Canal

Cairo

Dardenelles Straight

25th April 1915

Lone Pine

19th and 20th December

26,111 casualties

four and a half months of training

New Zealand, Britain, France

8,141 Australian deaths

Gallipoli peninsula

tenuous foothold

campaign

concerted

The Neck

ensuing stalemates

Gallipoli had no influence on the course of the war.

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August 1915

Cairo

New Zealand, Britain & France

25th April 1915

WW1

Ottoman Empire ( Turkey)

Anzac Cove

Gallipoli Peninsula