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Gallipoli campaign (1915–16)
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25 Apr 1915-9 Jan 1916 — Allied troops — Anzacs among them — cling to beachheads under the ridgelines for eight months, and never take them. ~56,000 Allied and ~56,000 Ottoman dead; two nations, Australia and Turkey, date themselves from these cliffs.
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- Gallipoli and the widening of WWI (chapter 6 of WWI)
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- The Great War, 1871–1923
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