The Gallipoli Campaign (1915)
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By the 1915, the war on the Western Front had fallen into stalemate.
The Allied powers fighting in Belgium and France were considering opening a new front.
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When you’re Australian and you’re fightning Turks because Serb shot an Austrian
It's not that easy
I mean that was one reason but yeah
@@alperenisci4447 why say that?
We even have a momorial bord for Australian und New Zealand Soldiers because we know that you didn't came because of the reasons as the British and French.
@@kerimtuncel5908 oil right?
there is a funny story about Gallipoli. because the trenches were so close, the Australian and Turkish soldiers got to know each other. at one point the Turks threw cartons of cigarettes into the Australian trenches. the Australian soldiers responded by throwing tins of corned beef into the Turkish trenches. the Turks opened one tin, tried it, and threw the rest back to the Australians. regifting in WWI
This kind of stories telling us every year in history class
Türks and Australyans are soo honest in the history but i cant say this for german french and british trench.
@@oguzkaankesme7037 Have you heard of the christmas truce? In WW1 during christmas allied and german soldiers came out of their trenches, got together on the battlefield and started singing christmas songs and share cigarrettes and other goods with each other. It started when they heard each other singing familiar christmas songs and eventually started singing along. But then their high ranking superiors told them to stop and return to their trenches to continue the war :/
This happened all across the western front
@@jokuvaan5175 i say a austalian trenchs word. But you didnt say any trench or historians word. This is Gentlemans War. But in french during the War, There arent any Gentleman. İm sure. Because i read a trenchs word. "We and turks very good for each other but i didnt say this for germans and britishs.". Please learn the history and after speak!
_"Rather Than Have An Dishonorable Friend, Have An Honorable Enemy"_
We say as differently in Turkısh..let You have clever enemy rather than stupid friend
"They had dead soldiers, they were laughing at the age of 14-15-16. That's when I felt we were going to lose for the first time."
------ British Officer
Always wondered what the Anzacs thought of their enemy when they landed at Gallipoli, did they regard the Ottomans as barbarians? the Ottomans weren’t really any different than the people of Australia and New Zealand, they wore western clothing and were familiair with western practices and culture, check this image out: upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/79/Hagop_Pasha.jpg
@@bodoor8172 that depends where you were from. Otttoman Empire was big. You have places like Istanbul and Bedouin outposts I’m the desert
@@HerobrineavcisiThere was no underage ottoman soliders on gallipoli.
I live in Australia. The story of the ANZACs in Gallipoli is a massive part of our history. Great to see it still being told.
I know mate. I want to go to Gallipoli one day
I am Australian too!!!
I’m Turkish I really wanna go Australia it seems so cool apart from all the spiders😂😂
Infact my great grandad was a ANZAC and fought in Gallipoli.
@@jaidencracknell2326 did he survive
"There is no enemy
There is no victory
Only boys who lost their lives in the sand"
Well protecting your country , family and all the people that you loved is a victory. But yeah. Both side was full of young people. War is evil. But protecting your homeland is victorius.
only winner is fat english man
why the aussie boys come so far?
Oh mothers wipe your tears
Your sons will rest a million years
Think again. This war's one result:
Russian tsardom couldn't be saved from red armies.
Gallipoli was also known as the last gentlemen's war.
this is so sad how battles became cowardly nowadays
@all the princesses men source Pls
@all the princesses men After the Republic of Turkey formed a reporter asked Churchill of his comments. Churchill's answer was "That the country could last 10 years at most"... Greetings from Ankara.
Churchill wanted that the sea wind blows poison gas into turkish defenses but in this months the wind was blowing to the ocean!
Didn’t know that
I am Australian, One of the Chilling things I ever heard the Turkish Commander say to his Soldier's "I am not Ordering you to Fight, I m Ordering you to die"
edit: Ok, This blew up. TY for all the Kind words.
To those who are saying "Where did I hear this" It was on a Documentary about the Gallipoli Campaign a few years ago, And the Narrator quoted it and the sound frequency that left the speakers was picked up by my Ears. So yes the first time I "Heard" this quote was by sound.
Mustafa Kemal said this
wal And those brave turks still fought risking their life’s, knowing that they will most certainly die. They knew people with no nation, had no identity.
💖Mustafa Kemal ATATÜRK💖
That is just one of them. Let me tell you another one: "There is no defense line, but defense territory. This territory is the whole of the motherland!"
Where the famous Australian hero Frederick Bishop?
Huge respects to the Turkish and ANZAC soldiers who lost their lives, much love from Australia. May our boys rest in peace together.
But the numerous French and UK soldiers who died there can rot, right ?
@@KornKassan-nr2dk when was that ever mentioned? Bro is trippin
@@forgetme6764 your dumb bro, you expect a war not to lose lives lmao?
A Turkish artilleryman lifts a 258 kilogram shell singlehanded for loading in a cannon. Corporal Seyit (Seyit Onbasi) is famous for having carried three 275 kg shells to an artillery gun during the Allied attempt to force the Dardanelles on 18 March 1915. Born in a the village of Havran, he enlisted into the army in April 1909. After serving in the Balkan Wars of 1912-1913 he was transferred to the forts defending the Mediterranean entrance to the Dardanelles. Following the heavy naval bombardment of the forts guarding the Narrows on 18 March 1915, the gun he was serving in the Mecidiye fort remained operational but its shell crane had been damaged. Seyit carried three 275 kg artillery shells up to the gun enabling it to continue firing on the attacking Allied fleet. One of the shells reputedly hit the British pre-dreadnought HMS Ocean, although the ship was sunk by a mine laid by the minelayer Nusret. Following the repulse of the naval assault, Seyid was promoted to corporal and publicised as an iconic Turkish hero. He was discharged in 1918 and became a forester and later coal-miner. He took the surname Çabuk in 1934 with the passing of the Surname Law.
Little correction it was 215 kg.
Niğde ! 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
@@halilunlu8916 he damaged Ship of Ocean btw
TRTRTRTR
@@halilunlu8916 215 okka it was Ottoman measurement
Big respect to the brave Turkish soldiers who fought and died, much love from New Zealand 🇳🇿 🇹🇷
same goes to you with respect, from Turkey
Respect new zealand soldier from turkey
Callum New Traitor, You don’t say that about the enemy, What about all of your ancestors that died? I have no hatred towards the Turks but I think it would be good if you at least acknowledged your own kind
Blitziii it goes without saying that like most normal people I have respect for my own countries military especially seeing as I had grandparents and ancestors who fought in both wars. I simply don’t care enough to mention it as it goes without saying that I do and I don’t need to claim it in a UA-cam comment to prove myself to people like you.
@@blitzen435 jesus christ shut up fortnite pfp
War doesn't decide who is right, only who is left...
Left in the sense like who *left* the war or who is a communist?
Bala Sankar if you leave I am left
@@A_Pro_Fuze aahe like that I see
and the living will envy the dead
I am a Turk who lived in Australia for 10 months. This always was a sensitive topic between me and the Aussies. It was so interesting to see how eager they are to talk about Gallipoli and I was asked countless times how we Turks feel about it. I always told them we defended our country and we would've done the same against whoever it was, and so would they. I don't believe we were enemies, I don't think most Turks and Aussies even had any idea about each other back those times considering how enormous the distance between each other was. Many Aussies said this battle should have never happened. I was thinking the same, but I think differently now because this was not an ordinary battle, it was actually what brought us closer. This battle has not only created a friendship and respect between us, but also has such an important effect on me living in a modern Turkey today. As humanity, we learned a lesson and once again realized that how terrible the war is and what it means to be an human being. I am really hoping this damn pandemic ends so that Turks, Australians and New Zealanders can meet again in Anzac days to freshen our respect and friendship which I hope will last forever.
If you check out the records in NSW government I think.
Killed in Gallipoloi 8,000 Anzacs.
Killed on western front 54,000.
I'm not absolutely sure of these figures but according to Churchill the policy had become a bataille d usure or wearing down.
So 1 German Killed for 2-3 allied the Germans would eventually run out of men and so the war would be won.
When we consider massive full frontal essentially suicidal attacks during WW1 this is pretty clear.
But the most horrifying factor to me is that on news of lots of dead profits made on currency falls.
This was stopped 1940 by FDR by FDR Churchill and the allies.
There was a world economic peace treaty promised to the troops 3weeks after D day for stabilisation of world currencies as a foundation for a lasting peace and this ratified by all major world leaders and pariaments except Hitler and Stalin...
Unfortunately 1971 it was temporarily suspended by Nixon...
And pandoras box again opened.
Nixon lied about closing the door to international currency speculation but gave s good description of international currency speculation.
"And who are the gainers not the working man not the investor not the real creators of wealth but the gainers the international currency speculators who thrive on crises and by doing so help to create them. "
Crises being war pandemic hyperinflation terrorism forest fires etc
Sell on the fall buy on the rise.
I suggest discussion of Bretton Woods promised to the troops 3weeks after D day for stabilisation of world currencies as a foundation for a lasting peace at Dachau kept as a memorial thanks to German Democracy to prevent poverty causing fascism causing holocaust causing ww3 and prevent innocent people and migrants being blamed again by generalisation against race religions disability etc including children.
The effects of declaration of all currency movements for production not speculation should reduce currency speculation by $6,700 for 1BN people each In a day but it will increase eco friendly technology revolution and attract $7000,000 for 1bn people each back into ecofriendly technology revolution not speculation on currencies saying perhaps too many people risking thermonuclear ww3 ,catastrophic global warming pandemic...
It ie essentially people and nations cooperation in the UN versus nationalism and government run by the influence of international currency speculation in tax havens making cash on trouble in and between Nations.
Is it not insane that some idiot might start a fire in Australia or Turkey because they hope to benefit their forex and crypto trading???
Bonkers!!
And look what forex does goes around the world bankrupting countries causing mass migration and poverty and crypto selling migrants with no papers on the dark Web for body parts people trafficking and terrorism that Farage sells
And Trump has just announced a weapon that can destroy everything.
So that puts thermonuclear ww into 2nd place on the destruction stakes.
Never before in all time has international cooperation in the UN been more important..
It was no ordinary war, it was a war that laid the foundation of three countries that participated, eventually forging their way to independence.
Constantinople is Greek land. It is not your land. Your land is in Central Asia. So ANZAC are heroes because they fought for Christians -- Greek and Armenian, like true crusaders.
@@user-io6hz6ro1z Dumb comment. So what's christianity doing in Australia, North and South America. Are those christian lands?
Anzacs and Turks may have fought against each other but in fact they have never hated each other, they were at war simply just because of games of Imperialist countries
The Anzacs were part of the British Empire, formed of people of British Descent, they were not forced into the war, they were volunteers. So it makes no sense what you are saying.
CANZUK Yup, you right, they volunteered to fight against Turks, because they were thinking Turks as monsters! Can you believe it!! MONSTERS!!
GLAD TO SEE YA
But im serious, british and your ancestors were thinking us as monsters.not jokin.real.
Matt Davis may he rest in peace along with all the other fallen australian and turkish soldiers...
A serbian guy, killed a german guy in europe. Thats why anzac soldiers fought for britsh, against turks at gallipoli.
World is weird. But the one who rules it, is even weirder.
More than double the amount of brits died at Gallipoli than Anzac forced combined, feel like they are forgotten....
The murderer was a bosnian nationalist supported by Serbia.
Megas_ Pastırma Senin İngilizceni sevsinler. Muhahayt
@@wolfsoldner9029 bosnian nationalist supported by serb, is it even exist? Haha weird world for us human.
@@uzmandoktor7091 Nerede gramer hatası yapmış belirleyip yazar mısın? Gramerimi geliştirmeye çalışıyorum da.
"What are we fighting for?"
"A Serbian shot an Austrian"
-Literally every soldier from the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, India and United Kingdom
lol, true, and the surprising thing is that there is no mention of Indian troops in the Battle of Gallipoli...Literally forgotten...
This was nearly 3 years before the USA were involved.
@@goodshipkaraboudjan yes but we still got drawn into a war that we had no part in.
It was just a trigger. Serbia and Austro-Hungaria wanted to be in conflict just between them
@@joshuasitzema9920 only because the war was hurting US trade........
British: "We'll just slip past Turkish territory through extremely small straights and push through to Russia"
Ottoman Empire: "Am I a joke to you?"
Otttoman didnt have enough tec. to stop that Britsh navy .Thats what they counted on. But sucessful Turkish artilleries changed the course of the war.
@@kokturklersasanidevleti.5201 tech don't win wars
Don't foret sea mines.
Yeah, the idea was never to sneak past them, but to blast the straits open, the way that they did not try to sneak past them, but landed loads of troops in what was then the biggest amphibious landing sort of tells us that they were not exactly sneaking around anything.
Cool meme attempt though.
Ottoman Empire kind of was a joke by this point
"Good kid"
-Frederick Bishop
Bloody legend
Fredrick Bishop
Did u guys play Battlefield?
@@koopazoombaz8652 They're Australians. They're impossible to kill.
Aaron Jan Estrada yes
Their the reason ww2 was only 5 years
Who else knows about the two bullets that collided on each other on this battle after being shot
Marcus Lee there was a few I saw them in a museum
Who's here after the Battlefield 1 War Story "The Runner"
There is a old Mel Gibson movie called Galipoli that tells that story
damn... the runner was saddest chapter in battlefield 1
Yes and Frederick Bishop Also reminds me of hatham kenway from Assassin's Creed 3 (I know these two games are not related but I just wanted to voice my option)
Me
i know
Simple history is still holding strong
World War 2 Fan halfway there, they have the upper hand
Nice changes. Can definitely see the improvements.
Much love to all Anzac soldiers from turkey 🇹🇷 🇳🇿🇦🇺
So my Australian great great grandfather died in Turkey because the British wanted to secure supply routes with Russia. It’s both sad and fascinating at the same time.
so mine did :) On the Turkish side. We all share the same sorrow
@Caratacus britain's pacific franchise (TM) is a real cute way of describing colonization of the world to mine its resources; but it cuts right to the point of why you wouldn't see what it's about when the UK sent Aussies to their deaths as part of a grand campaign to invade and carve up the Middle East. Hint: it's so some industrialists could clear their way into carving up the Ottoman territory and steal oil from the natives; basically, for the sake of BP, to give a mere 30% of the proceeds to a puppet installed. That's what they did in Iran, like reading from a script. Meanwhile the British working class, Austrian working class and others get literally nothing from any of this. Just got called racist for opposing that those same elite want to import global empire labor because it wasn't enough just to outsource all of those UK jobs to global empire labor. This is the patriotism you fight for. Seriously take off your blinders.
@Caratacus Ottomans did a lot less towards destroying the modern world than the UK ever did; funny how everyone always gets accused of genocide and world domination by the party doing genocide and world domination over and over and over again. And funny how the latter's wars against the former always seem to coincide with its claims.
And no; my critique has nothing to do with the British/Australian working class. This is about the UK state/its predecessors. The British/Australian working class just happen to buy the state propaganda, tow the state line and bleed, every time, for the merchants who they let control them.
@Caratacus go sniffle about your made up stories while murdering half the world population, all the while telling yourself how righteous you are. I don't inform myself of what happened based on a stupid movie, I don't weaponize my language as a last resort by calling things "phobias" or "denial" . People like you are prime to either be the first to land in Crimea or Taiwan, or the first to try to get people sent there. "Muh just cause" but never you mind the geopolitical war or resource war going on behind the scene, that's just the other side doing that.
@@larryhats4320 probably worth noting that the British were the overwhelming majority of casualties. There were more French soldiers than there were Australian and New Zealand combined. It wasn’t some major betrayal
When you're the british but still fail a naval battle.
For once
(Yells in teabag)
@@UncannyFella against Turks
When UK uses not tested strongest and best navy ever and stopped by cannonballs from museum
Bismarck ?
Respect from Germany to Anzacs and Turkish
Pilot Wojtala Thanks & loves from Turkey.
Thank you from Australia
what about the British and French?
Thank you from Australia
@@thewisebread3653 without them half million Turk and Anzac soldier wouldn't be dead and without them colonizm never be huge like this and without them French Revolotion won't happen!
"They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old,
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn,
At the going down of the sun and in the morning,
We Will Remember Them."
105 years later we still appreciate their sacrifice. Never forget all those who died in this terrible war
anzacs died for nothing, but turks are for their homeland
@@azerbaycanturkiye3784 Which makes it even sadder. Whats the point of dying if there is no need for it. There is two ends of the stick here. The ANZACS died in battle for the support of the British Empire (not themselves). Compared to the Ottomans who died protecting their homeland. Each side were very brave in their own right.
@@tomm9118
Those heroes who shed their blood and lost their lives! You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country to of ours. You, the mothers, who sent their sons from far away countries wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well.
Atatürk, 1934
@@tomm9118 yeah
@@tomm9118 gentleman war
"Your aren't a kiwi right" -Fredrik Bisop
Battlefield 1 fans will relate
Yep
Mhm
I’m not a fan but I finished the campaign it’s really realistic
Frederick bishop*
Yes
In 1985 the beach the Anzacs landed at was renamed to Anzac Cove while the channel leading into Princess Harbour where the Australian forces had left for Gallipoli was renamed Atatürk Channel and a statue was erected to overlook it. Mustafa Kamal Atatürk is also the only enemy commander to have a memorial on Anzac Parade in Canberra, Australia's capital city, which lies across the road from the Australian War Memorial.
In Australia Gallipoli is important to our history with a day to remember the fallen called rememberance day
Showing respect to a foe is something you will never understand due to lack of Humanity in you. Does it still hurt that Atatürk drove out the Ottoman ruling family and established a democracy?
Osman Oglu Showing respect to a foe is different thing that you can not understand you little sultan lover...
Osman Oglu haha so stupid 😂 learn what honor and respect is....
Osman Oglu ya bi siktir git artık sende ya heryere yorum yaZıyon kardeş siktir git arabistana yaşa istediğin hayatı adam sayesinde bağımsız bir devlet olduk şuanda hayatta olmana veya en azından özgür olmanı sağlayan adama yaprığın büyük saygısızlık
My great great great grandfather was apart of the ANZAC's, in his diary he admitted that the Turkish had a right to defend their country and families. I personally agree with what he says as the ANZAC'S were foreigner's threatening their home. I respect both sides in the Gallipoli campaign as they both fought bravely for what they believed in.
Turkish were bloody occupiers. Constantinople is a Christian city of Greeks. ANZAC were Crusaders, it is sadly, that you do not understand it.
Dad: gallipoli
Son: omaha
*Son: Tobruk, El-Alamein, Greece, Crete, Middle East, Sicily and Monte Cassino.
"Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives... You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side now here in this country of ours... you, the mothers, who sent their sons from faraway countries wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land. They have become our sons as well."
MUSTAFA KEMAL ATATÜRK
Lest we forget
Today is the 100th anniversary since WWI ended
Isnt the 106th coming this year?
@@grif2176 yessir
vхryyeeт 👍
Yo it's me PokeFan123400 no the 102nd
BramGamingNL P 👍
Let the Battlefield 1 comments roll.
Kyle Lurz: 😅
Francisco Garcia only Sabaton
We have lost objective Apples.
I thought Forster was an idiot
Capturing objective butter
The anzacs also invented the “drip rifle” in this campaign, it was a system where a rifles trigger was attached to a sting and a tin can, and above the can was a tin of water that slowly dripped water into the first tin, over time the weight of the water would fire the rifle, this was made leading up to the evacuation to make it seem like the anzac soldiers were still in their trenches but really they had evacuated, the Turks didn’t realise for days
Yeah good strory, then wind comes and reloads the rifles...........for days........
Well, yeah. This channel said about the rifle.
@@JadeyFreakinM yeah I noticed that later lol
Drip
Not saying it’s not genius… but wouldn’t ice cubes work better?
Recently found out that my great-grandfather served in a field ambulance during this campaign. Interestingly he was born in Scotland, lived in Canada when he joined the army, and immigrated to the US by the time my grandfather was born in 1932.
"We're Australian, we're impossible to kill."- Frederick Bishop.
Well... it failed
...Until his head gets ripped off with 7.62mm
TheFastly YEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAHHHHH
BOOOYYYYYYYAAAAAA
until they attack to ottomans with modern weapons
@@proxerr and still die
I like to call Gallipoli "THE ORIGINAL D-DAY"
*T H E C H A T W A R B E G I N S*
Galipoli was indeed dday of ww1 cuz to 1944 non on filo in the world was so numerues
i thought u'd be mad that i called u mister hitler instead of mein fuher.. whatever
The only comparison Gallipoli has with 1944 DDay is that it was a beach landing. Also there were no Aussies on the beachhead at Normandy.
Dawg i was 12 years old when i posted that calm down@@anthonyeaton5153
Love and Respect from Turkey to Old Honorable Enemy and New Bloodbrother ANZACS
@Stephen Carran We love them very much.They are so honorable.
İn Çanakkale( Gallipolli) there is a sign made with white and red flowers
There is a soldier holding a flag and preferably saluting
And on the right it says
''Stop passenger, this land you step on is where an era sinks''
This channel quickly grew to be my favorite youtube channel. I love history, and i love to tell war stories to my friends, thanks to this channel i know more war stories than i ever did. Keep doing what you do guys, i love your videos!
Do the battle of the Alamo
YES WE NEED CIVIL WAR REVILOUTINARY WAR OR TEXAS REVALUTION!
Yeah that's pretty cool tbh
Been there they have cats and squirrels protected by the state
VIVA El ALAMO !!
Stealth Soldier YEEEEEEES PLS
Churchill 1915: let's go in and out 20 minutes adventure
When you grow up you will learn what you said very silly.
@@anthonyeaton5153 yes it's very silly, when you grow up you'll learn the meaning of a joke
There's a must watch post war movie about this called "the water diviner" about a Australian father who looks for his 3 sons killed there with the help of a Turkish general. Fantastic movie Respect to Turkey from Australia 🇦🇺🇹🇷🇳🇿🤝
Australians still love Turkey? I saw some Australians supports Greece and Armenia against us.
Much respect man
@@sbd03 It's not simple we are not a monolithic people there are many diverse backgrounds here, many people from balkan countries, greece italy middle east turkey etc, but if you ask the average Australian i think you will find nothing but mutual respect over a pointless bloodshed for both nations
@@sbd03 Those Australians were based.
@@andyfriederichsen go sleep kid
''You shall not pass'' :)
And yet the Turks had higher casualties
zakback99 but yet we won so...
+BeastGaming TV not the war though
Tom 2142 we lost ww1 but that was kinda better. Ataturk was able to rise the power and save the country and make lots of good changes
+BeastGaming TV that is true, he took the secular approach.
Hear them whisper,
Voices from the other side
Hear them calling
Former foes now friends are resting side by side ♫
They will never
Leave our hearts or fade awayy
Live Forevverr
THEY WERE FAR TO YOUNG TO DIE IN SUCH A WAYYYYYY!
Gordon806
Song?
I don't know
If that's a song
I'm just here
Doki Doki literature club
Katch0w
Kiopsoloplle
How many wasted lives!
How many dreams did fade away!
Broken promises, They won't be coming home
Sabaton- Gallipoli
"Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives... you are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country of ours... You the mothers who sent their sons from far away countries wipe away your tears. Your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well."
Kemal Atatürk memorial in Turkey and Australia
a great man of history.
Excellent vid and commentary. Thx for posting. 👊🏼😊
Great respect for turks soldiers from morocco
Abdelkader HOUSNI thx
+Muhteşem Kanuni Sultan 1. Süleyman Osmanoğlu Han Morocco has been invaded by French long ago than the Great War. And they really fought bravely against them for their independence such as Mustafa Kemal Atatürk did.
Not only turks fought there Albanians like my grand grand fsther fought 2 wars for turkey
@@sumax-nz1je I am proud of you and your ancestors man. Thank you and I am deeply sorry. 🇹🇷
@@sumax-nz1je ottomans means all the people in the empire that time. it is not specifically turkish people. some people confuse it with today's Turkey
I had a great-great-grandfather at Gallipoli. He was wounded near the end of the campaign and, as his ship was leaving, it was hit. He jumped off in case it went down entirely and someone else did the same, landed on him and broke his collarbone. But he still managed to swim back to shore and be evacuated.
I am Turkish and I went to that beach, there was still the remainings of the dead soldiers
That was really sad
They were only 15 years old too young to die
Most of the colleges couldnt graduate students may they rest in peace
I have respect for both sides
A ottoman soldier even carried a 250kg (i thought i dont know for sure.) Cannon ammo.
May they rest in peace now.
It is true. His name was Ali Onbaşı.
@@jamiegoldenfold1744 no, his name was Seyit Onbaşı.
@@jamiegoldenfold1744 yeah it's the true but no Ali Onbaşı
Seyit Onbaşı
270kg* and he carried 3 cannon ammos.
He carried 190-215 kilogram cannon ball. This information is published by General Staff of the Republic of Turkey
a few years ago. After the war, carrying the cannon is requested him for a journal photo but he couldn't carry. Maybe he never carried that much heavy cannon.
For those saying it's a reupload: this is only another case of the Mandela effect.
It is a re-upload. however it does have updated stuff
Gnome Chomski it's an old joke m8.
StopMotion Minifigures ah no wonder!
Guess the Mandarin effect
It is a reupload, just updated. Look at the pinned comment.
Can you do ww1 bombers
Provocateur dude I know you're a troll(I mean look at your name) and all but don't you ever get tired of it?
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Francisco Garcia
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Let the Battlefield 1 comments roll.
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Oscar Lee
Oscar Lee
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AUSSIE AUSSIE AUSSIE
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Nathan Stanley
Nathan Stanley
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Can you do ww1 bombers
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StopMotion Minifigures
StopMotion Minifigures
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For those saying it's a reupload: this is only another case of the Mandela effect.
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ZagboyGamez
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Nice changes. Can definitely see the improvements.
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WW2Fan Adventures
WW2Fan Adventures
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Simple history is still holding strong
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Stealth Soldier
Stealth Soldier
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Do the battle of the Alamo
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Bobafett 3820
Bobafett 3820
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deja vu, anyone?
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LingLing
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Could you do the Russo-Japanese war? If that’s the name I cannot remember if that’s the actual name._.
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Gordon806
Gordon806
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Hear them whisper,
Voices from the other side
Hear them calling
Former foes now friends are resting side by side ♫
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Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz
Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz
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Do the Polish-Soviet war 1919-21
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Random_Person
Random_Person
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I thought you already did the gallipoli campaign?
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x Cyttorak
x Cyttorak
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this dude legit plays bf1
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Dregone Dairy
Dregone Dairy
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Can you guys plz talking about the T 34?..
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Heinz Van Hitler
Heinz Van Hitler
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Turkish independence war plz
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Yusuf Yiğit Gültekin
Yusuf Yiğit Gültekin
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“I am not ordering you to attack, I am ordering you to die.
Until we die, we can win the time for the arrival of new troops and commanders"
- Mustafa Kemal Ataturk
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OOF Person
OOF Person
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This is a great idea 👍 I really like the new improvements I can clearly see the updates great job!
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Hail Giratina The true god
Hail Giratina The true god
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How could you expect austrians to do well in war. When they lost against a couple of flythless birds
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Cengiz söğütlü
Cengiz söğütlü
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Cool ❤❤❤ next video about invasion of cyprus or turkish war of indepence plss guys +1
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He did that already I think
Effective not reliable
*Case closed*
crackpot conspiracy wtf is this!?
The Gallipoli miniseries is fantastic. It's free on UA-cam and I highly recommend watching it. Great acting and subtle story telling. Fantastic battle scenes. Lots of irony and cruelty of war on representation. Stands with Band of Brothers in quality.
Great videos simple history!!!
"How many wasted lives? How many dreams did fade away? Broken promises: they won't be coming home"
(Sabaton - cliffs of gallipoli)
Oh mother's wipe your tears your sons will rest a million years
*sad knee-punching intensifies*
Found their peace at last, as foe turned to friend and forgive...
Man you truly can’t hate on this channel it’s literally the best! It’s videos very informative but yet not too long and you can’t hate on the art style... it’s awesome. I truly applaud this channel again for it being so amazing!
Very informative!
Anyone remember this from bf1’s ‘runner’?
In other words, ‘good kid’
This is a great idea 👍 I really like the new improvements I can clearly see the updates great job!
Left their letters in the sand
Such waste of life
Gallipoli
Dreams of freedom turned to dust
how many wasted lives
How many dreams did fade away
Broken promises
They won't be coming home
Oh mothers wipe your tears
Your sons will rest a million years
Found their peace at last
As foe turned to friend
And forgive
And they knew they would die
Gallipoli!
Sabaton
Yes
Thank you soo, much this video has really helped me a lottt🙏🙏🙏
The fact that the anzacs were mentioned makes me happy
Every time I hear the name of Gallipoli my eyes are filled with tears.Such a valiant and honourable sacrifice to defend the homeland.
😂😂 to defend australia which is 6000 km away?
@@razalalai4382 How stupid do you have to be in order to assume Australians are on the defending side in Gallipoli? The dude you're replying is probably Turkish.
@@razalalai4382 I think he's Turkish
I am from New Zealand and we fought in Gallipoli
Light Hopper
My grandfather's father died in that war 🇹🇷🤘
Respect to both sides ....I really like 🇦🇺 and 🇹🇷
Na wenigstens ein paar Ausnahmen kann Österreich noch bieten. Türken, du weisst, werden gerade nicht gern gemocht.
Merke Tarif bist du Türke
Anne kommt Mit Terlik do you speak Bavarian
DerJungeausderKlasse i want to come to austria again but turkish passport is not strong enough :(
Ani061me15 niye
Anzac Day is tomorrow...Lest We Forget.
churchill thought he could conquer Turkey with nothing but battleships. he thought they just had to show up and the Turks would surrender. when that failed he thought that they just had to land troops and the Turks would surrender. it never occurred to him that the Turks would actually fight. talk about arrogance
Yes, prior to this the Turks had done nothing but gun down civilians and hadn't had a real battle for years; whenever they did fight, they lost massively.
Even to Serbs in the Balkan campaign.
The Turks never hit civilians.
@@Kuingar you are a laughing stock
Stop hating and grow up kid
@@AndromedaSirius Balkan Wars and atrocities.
Seriously, the only military engagements Turkey had was "How many Serbian civilians can one Turk rape"
The Balkans somehow managed to shed Ottoman influence despite being outgunned due to Turkish incompetence.
Turkish soldiers often misplaced their weapons, or simply sold them, meaning there were unarmed soldiers running around like retards.
@@Kuingar you really need a psychologist period
I don't think these are true
I have a serbian friend and he knows history very well
He would definitely mention this to me
Stop living in past man
I mean we forgot the differences and grudge
Or you can go on , not a worry for me
can you make Mustafa Kemal ATATURK the first turkish presedend
Hayır savaşların kazananı olmaz
Ooo Estonya da buradaymış
respect to ANZACS from Turkey :D
Ataturk’s Letter to Anzac Mothers - 1934
"Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives... You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side now here in this country of ours... you, the mothers, who sent their sons from faraway countries wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land. They have become our sons as well."
Do the Polish-Soviet war 1919-21
Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz they did
SantomPh they didnt
SantomPh no they didnt
Turkey has won a big battle! Respect
Melli2353 they won a lot of battles
Melli2353 Kos and die ottoman empire
josef stalin yes but still ottoman land from our hands
* Cough cough * armenian and arabic genocide at the hands of the Turks * cough cough *
Don181, you're a frickin Neandertal Arabs weren’t murdered by the Ottomans. The Armenians were killed by the Ottomans due to them being Christians, and the Ottomans were 100 percent Muslim. However the Arabs were actually protected by the Ottomans
Australian writing a research paper on these events here. Thx for this it helped out a lot
Razz are you serious. You are writing a Paper about Gallipoli and you are using a 15 minute error strewn cartoon as a source!? Strewth!
Thanks for mentioning the brotherhood they formed in the battle.
ÇANAKKALE GEÇİLMEZ 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
EVET VE ATATURK GEÇİLMEZ🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
🇳🇿 🇦🇺
🇦🇺⚔🇹🇷❌🇦🇺💙🇹🇷
YIHTFDGHGRESFCBNLi UVBH
@berkay aktaş Geldikleri gibi gittiler evet ama Çanakkale geçildi. Geçilmez diye gereksiz aşırı milliyetçiliğe gerek yok.
Could you do the Russo-Japanese war? If that’s the name I cannot remember if that’s the actual name._.
LingLing You got it right I believe
Chris Carey ok I’m just wondering
Yep that is the name.
Other guy said vodka-weeb war it seems pretty accurate
LingLing Khalkhin gol
Love to read and watch anything about this campaign. Loved the 2015 Australian series
May the Ottoman and the soldiers who had to fight against them rest in peace..
owo UwU same for the British empire solders who fought against the Ottomans
Great respect and love to anzac soldiers from Turkey
it sucks now during ceremony's for turks and ANZAC's how high the security has to be because some fuckwits dont like a goverment or a race
Will M agreed
u writing "turks and ANZAC's" and you are not racist huh? -_-
YasyNix what is Aussie rascist then
Great respect to the tough Turkish soilders from Australia
your art is improving a lot great work on this video I also saw the drip rifle
Ataturk said this to an ANZAC mum in his letter:
"Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives... You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side now here in this country of ours... you, the mothers, who sent their sons from faraway countries wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land. They have become our sons as well."
Respect from Turkey.
The video was very short. There are very interesting facts about Gallipoli Campaign.
Thanks for showing the trickle fire guns
*Awesome!* best history Animated Story Channel on youtube!!!
I have only 4 hours to remember everything about Gallipoli before my exam.
are you ready for exam now?
My great great grandfather was apart of the 16th AIF infantry battalion responsible for securing Anzac Cove and was minor injured countless times before being majorly injured in the Dardanelles advance he was evacuated before the actual evacuation he returned to Australia alive albeit with numerous bullet and shrapnel wounds
"Peace in the country, peace in the world."
The Great leader Mustafa Kemal ATATÜRK.
Yurtta sulh, Cihanda sulh!
@@cafer6736 ''Yurtta barış dünyada barış'' barış türkçedir sulh arapça :)
@@yakupgencyilmaz benim adım barıs
@@yakupgencyilmaz tamamda atatrük o haliyle söylemiştir o zamanlar böyleydi
Thats why he bombed kurds and other minorities INSIDE turkey
My great grandfather served for the Wellington requirement on ANZAC cove was injured and sent back to Auckland Hamilton latchford
Sam The Hoarder my great grand uncle thought and died there
70-75 of my relatives(whole village of men from the age of 14) died in gallipoli my grandfather became orphan and lived on streets at the age of 6 until the day of his marriage which he was 17 he then move on to my grandmother's house to live and look after her sick mother damn they had tough life back then
13-14 year boys left their schools and went to Gallipoli to defend their countries. Thousands of young men died. War is a scary event and I hope the humanity would never ever face this again. Like John Lennon says; IMAGINE!
Sam The Hoarder
A very sad and bloody war!
Respect to your great grandfather and your country from Turkey!🇹🇷
britain nasties had not for what anzac what the turkish people would die of ingenuity anzac
My great grandfather fought in Gallipoli survived and then got sent to the Somme and survived both
Respects
Churchill planned in his life two failed naval invasions where he used soldiers of the Commonwealth nations as cannonfodder. During ww2 before DDay there was a failed invasion in France where he used mostly Canadians.
Far more British soldiers died then Australian and NewZealand. Twice as many. A little known fact.
Superdude70 Market Garden failed because the American 82nd Airborne failed to take the Nijmegen bridge. Gavin wasted time securing his DZ and scouting the Reichswald which resulted in him failing to take the bridge for 36 hours. This allowed the Germans to reinforce the bridge and the town. When XXX Corp turned up they were forced to fight through to the Bridge. The Americans failed to deliver. You I suspect watched the movie and drunk the cool aid.
@@TheFreshman321
And far more Indian, Bengalis and Pakistani (back then British Raj) died as compared to British.
@@---675 Completely failed. The American tanks upplied to th Canadians couldn't get off the beach, and the Canadians lost over 2,000 POW's, not including the killed and wounded. And it was not mostly British and French troops.
@Superdude70 Commenter is referring to the allies raid on Dieppe in 1942.
Not actually an invasion as Der Alman'ach states, but was a raid/test run against a fortified town on the Channel Coast.
The significant losses for the allies helped shape the decision to land against less fortified positions in Normandy.
GELDİLLERİ GİBİ GİTTİLER
Strateji Oyun Türkiye adamsin rommel
Strateji Oyun Türkiye geldikleri gibi gidemediler yarisindan cogu orda kaldi
Strateji Oyun Türkiye AYNN GARDAŞ
Lan bi git ya
Adolf Hitler lan sen türkmüydün kusura bakma kardeş bilmiyordum
Turkish independence war plz
Heinz Van Hitler i dont think Turkey ever had an independence war....
6 country vs turkey
SantomPh of course we had. In the end of the war, Greeks learned swimming
Yea boi
Aybars Akdeniz yeah, just like you learned the pontic greeks and armenians how to bite dust.
This is what inspired "the runner" from battlefield 1's war stories
What a legendary battle for my country Australia btw thx for Breaking this down and making it easier for other people to know
You should do a video about Mustafa Kemal Atatürk.
He was one of the best leaders in the world. (Türkler like atın da görsünler)
zakback99 The people Who said that, are buried in Gallipoli
he defeated imperialism and it is a fact. Just read about him, died at 58 and formed, transformed the new Turkish nation. A glorious general and revolutionary statesman
Ataturk is the reason why turkey has became modernised and he allowed women to vote before any western country. Great man
Osman Oglu türk olarak bunu söylüyorsun ya yazık. Yeni Zelanda batıda mı?
Sultan Romcu Abdulhamid Yine yakalandın kızıl çomar :)
“Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives.. You are now living in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side. Here in this country of ours.. You the mothers, who sent their sons from far away countries, wipe away your tears. Your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land, they have become our sons as well“.
*Ataturk* , 1934.
there are war memorials on nearly every town and city in australia, my local.one even has a bofors l60 40mm aa gun mounted on a wheeled trailer
Do you think you are the only country with memorials. GB lost 800,000 men in WW1. How many do you think we have. Where I live there are three with a radius of three miles.
thank you