[Destro]

Gallipolli was a German victory. General Kemal was under TOTAL German command. The victory belongs to the German commander of the Ottoman Fifth Army, Major General Otto Liman von Sanders.

[Destro]

Great minds think alike-see my 43-44.

[a_Turk]

>>The victory belongs to the German commander of the Ottoman Fifth Army


Correction: Victory belongs to those who actually put their lives on the line along with Mustafa Kemal, pictured above in a trench.


The man who opened that potent can on whoop-ass on your treatcherous Venizelos whimps.

[Restorer]

Gallipolli was a German victory.

Not according to the Australian government, the main suppliers of the troops on the losing side

"Kemal returned to Gallipoli in 1915 as commander of the 19th Division, the main reserve of the Turkish Fifth Army, and was thus on hand to oppose the ANZAC landing in April. His superb grasp of strategy and ability to inspire his troops by his reckless bravery in action boosted Turkish morale and proved decisive in thwarting allied plans."

German commanders led most of the Turkish armies, most of which were defeated. Kemal is generally considered to be the motivating spirit behind their success at Gallipoli.