Europe 1915: Gallipoli Campaign
26 April 1915
26 Apr 1915
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Gallipoli Campaign
4 Aug 1914 Outbreak of the Great War
5 Sep 1914 Great Retreat
26 Dec 1914 Stalemate on the Western Front
26 Apr 1915 Gallipoli Campaign
4 Nov 1915 Central Power Breakthrough in the East
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The Ottoman Turks had entered the War on the side of Germany in October 1914, threatening the Suez Canal and the Persian oil wells. Even more critically, supply routes to Russia's major ports were now blocked (by the Germans in the north and the Turks in the south). In an attempt to force open the southern route, the Allies landed at Gallipoli but were unable to break Turkish defenses.
