History in LEGO: WWI Gallipoli Campaign Animation by JD Brick Productions https://bit.ly/3x3Y4NI | Beyond the Brick

292K views · 3.5K reactions | Gallipoli Campaign: The Entente VS The Ottoman Empire | Kings & Generals | Facebook

39K views · 344 reactions | Today is Anzac Day. Dan visited Gallipoli last year to mark 100 years since the start of the Gallipoli Campaign on April 25th 1915. | History Hit | Facebook

34K views · 306 reactions | Gallipoli: The Allies' Secret Evacuation in World War I Gallipoli showcased Allied ambition and Turkish resilience. Evacuation was flawless, but 1915–16 revealed industrialized warfare's higher casualties and limited gains, reshaping WWI into a protracted, grueling stalemate. To watch the full video just search Epic History.⁠ #WW1 #WorldWarOne #GreatWar #EpicHistory #reels | Epic History TV | Facebook

On 20 December 1915, the last Australian and New Zealand troops left Gallipoli. The campaign failed. The evacuation did not. Across three phases, 80,000 men were withdrawn with almost no casualties. The enemy was deceived by simple ingenuity, including the drip rifle, firing into the night while the boats slipped away. Company Quartermaster Sergeant Alfred Leslie Guppy understood the cost of that success. Born in Benalla in 1888, a sniper and scout, awarded the Médaille Militaire, later a POW at

On 9 January 1916, the last remaining Allied troops were evacuated from the Gallipoli peninsula. Despite catastrophic predictions, the entire force escaped with few casualties - the only success of long and costly campaign. Learn more about the campaign in the latest episode of IWM Stories. Watch in full on YouTube: http://bit.ly/33zjMwD | Imperial War Museum London