Where did the British land in Gallipoli WW1?

The British landed at Cape Helles on the Gallipoli peninsula in WWI. The landing was part of the Gallipoli Campaign, which was an Allied attempt to capture the Turkish Straits during the First World War. The campaign was ultimately a failure, and the Allies were forced to evacuate their troops from Gallipoli in January 1916.

Who are freedmen in history?

What theater did the battle of El Alamein take place?

Hitler's Soviet horsemen... Cossacks and Kalmuks "traitors" of Stalin
In the Russian land, for centuries, there were peoples who produced excellent light horsemen. The most famous were the Cossacks. They followed various Asian tribes, such as the Tatars or the Kalmuks. The Cossacks gradually joined the Russian, tsarist armies, from the 16th century and remained loyal
Mesopotamian Civilization
The Mesopotamian civilization developed in the valley of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers and is considered the cradle of western culture. From those peoples come astronomical calculations, writing, the first code, city-states and much more. Mesopotamia was a fertile region that facilitated the set
How the last 7 philosophers of the Academy of Athens fled to Persia in 529 AD.
In the year 458 AD Constantinople had been the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire for some 63 years. Emperor Leo I ruled, who had ascended the throne the previous year becoming the first to be crowned by the Christian Patriarch of the city. A boy was also born in the city of Damascus (present-day S
baldr
LIn Scandinavian mythology, Baldr (Old Icelandic Baldr, Latin Balderus) was one of the Ases, the son of Odin and Frigg. His wife is Nanna, and their son Forseti. It is described as so beautiful in appearance and so clear that it is luminous, and there is a plant so white that it is named after Baldr