Gallipoli 1915 - The Great War DOCUMENTARY
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Our animated historical documentary series on modern warfare continues with a video on the Gallipoli campaign of 1915, which happened during the Great War of 1914-1918, also known as World War I. During this campaign, Entente forces largely represented by the British, French, Australian and New Zealandian contingents fought against the Ottomans.
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do a video about the battle of 3 kings of morocco
Can you do indo-pak war of 1971 or Bangladesh war of Independence? Many western ppl forget it and just focus on Cuban missile crisis or Korean war as a serious part of cold war but during this war the navies of USSR(which defended India against USA and UK navies) and USA and UK (which were supporting Pakistan and send to attack India's navy) came nearly into a conflict.
Can you please make videos about bulgarian participation in world war one?Battle of Dojran for example
I like the intro for modern wars.
After the the Tecumseh can you make a video about Mustafa Kemal Atatürk.
That feeling when you're an Australian soldier fighting Turks in Gallipoli because a Serbian shot an Austrian
To be precise it was a Serbian thug shooting the hier of Austrian Empire, Prince Fernandez. That is the scale of the incident that triggered that war and that is where each side was fighting on. Then the Allies blamed Germany for everything in
Versaille and asked for full compensation.
@Dylan Drummond exactly. Hitler was a knee jerk reaction to Versaille. Does not justify his ideology at all. But Allies have so many questions to answer as well especially about WW1.
That feeling when you are a Turkish soldier fighting Aussies...because UK promised land (Turkish land, that is) in Europe to Aussies...Aussies traveled half way across the world to take our land...and they ended up going back home. How would you feel if we Turks traveled half way across world to take your land? Kinda like how the Aborigines feel, huh...
ashraf tarabishi Its Ferdinand
@@akpgitsinartik Thanks. I was eating Salsa and dancing Samba when i was thinking of his name.
It looks like this Winston Churchill guys career is over. I don’t think we’ll be hearing from him again.
Are u being sarcastic or not?
@Marvin Durant yea thats what i thought
Daburuu Styles ....sarcastic dude. I’m not a retard lol
Daburuu Styles 🤦🏾♂️
Stolen comment
Ottoman empire so old it appears fighting against the timurids and byzantines yet also the Australians
The embodiement of "I'm too old for this shit!" lol
Why all forget about British Indian army?
@DL2R Died in the same state as the very empire it ended; beaten up and surrounded.
They fought New Zealand one of the last colonized countries only being discovered by the NATIVES in 1300.
Modern day Crusaders versus the age old star and crescent......
Allah Allah Allah!!!!!!!!
18000 peoples from Sanjak and Bosnia was fight in Çanakkale on Turk side, Selam brothers ⚜🇧🇦🇹🇷
🇹🇷🤝🇧🇦brother country
Aleykumselam Bosniac brothers
🇹🇷🇧🇦❤️
Ve aleyküm selam Boschnakh Kako
@@Largo5441 we was recruited to volunteers from all Sanjak and Bosnia city's
@@alminomerovic5945 we are everytime together İnshaAllah
Hamilton: "We will drink our 5 o'clock tea in Istanbul"
Atatürk: "Nice joke, hold my Turkish coffee I'll be back"
vay aq
Turks drink more tea tho
Alpha Beta they are
Alpha Beta turkey is the most tea drinking country
@@turkiye5946 wrom what country is the left flag? you must put german flag or pakistan afganistan or a tzihantists. i learn that you try to not be a country any more and became all rembels and fight your front immigrand soldier to make them fight Greeks. is it true? you start to became just ground? why you don't transfer that people to iran and from iran to go home then? you threaten nato to come and war for you in syria? what is the other flag? you look for alies so much i see. you plant alies in Lybia. you look for war so much. the idiots who help you must thought better what they do.
Ottomans: I have the high ground allies, don't do it.
Allies: YOU UNDERESTIMATE MY POWER
Well the Entante won in the end.... *who's laughing now*
@@dejan3366 you don't understand joke do you
@@nathanremix5800 and you dont recognise the *tod howard* refrence
Ottomans: You was the chosen one!!! it was said that you would destroy the catholics, not join them!!! you were to bring balance to the world, not leave it in darkness!!
British: I hate you!!
Ottoman: you were my ally Britain, I loved you!!
The Young Turks,you mean.
Respect The Ottomans, they defended their land with bravery.
@Иван Николов Георгиев they were from Turkmenistan idiot
@Иван Николов Георгиев the pass is the pass mate fucking forget about it y'bean, bah who am i talking to.
@@nicksofialakis1448 30 İq
@@nicksofialakis1448 hahahahahahaahha cry komşi. you are living in a dream. but reality hurts you like 1922 again.
Иван Николов Георгиев ok boomer
Proud of the ANZACS, fearless and small numbers compared to the locals. Love & Respect to my Turkish brothers. From New Zealand & Australia
We have a different spot for anzacs when they thought us about Gallipoli campaign in the middle school our teachers named them anzacs as the most honorable and formidable enemy. Big respect for kiwis and aussies
Brother you should watch "Last Hope" russel craw's movie(also he plays it too) Its really great movie you'll see anzacs and turks friendship in that film . Greetings From the Capital city of Turkey 🥰❤👋
Respekt anzacs and türkisch soldiers...
What is Anzac🤔
@@seldim448 the australians that once upon a time in 1st world war which called anzacs.Also they were colonized state under the england
Allies : lets take İstanbul and go Russia
**Navy cant even pass gallipoli**
Allies: Bruh
UnRivaled 😂
@Anthony Graves _._
ottoman sacrifice dirty dogs
@@ilkayates8357 Funny...
Haa.............
I was never taught in school (Australia) that the Ottomans had less soldiers but inflicted more casualties (1/3 less) during the Gallipoli campaign.
Australia sucks
that's completely normal .Every country does such things .
did they teach about the emu war too?
Eren Yesil thank you for that diplomatic and kind reply. All humans and nations make mistakes.
Really I did, perhaps you are simply a stupid twit
" The mothers who sent their sons from far away land! Rest your tears. Your children are in our bosom. They are in peace and will sleep comfortably in peace. After they lost their lives in this land,they are now our sons. "
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
What a great man.
wa la ghaliba illAllah Yes
❤️
Mustafa Kemal Pasha is Greatest Soldier , Commander , Politician , Reformist
He İs father of All Turks , He İs always in our heart ❤️
@wa la ghaliba illAllah bazı bilgilerin çok yanlış türkçe ezan ismet inönü döneminde bir ikincisi inandığın dinin ibadetine teşrif etmen anladığın dilde olsa senin açından daha normal olmazmı. Üçüncüsu hiçbir kutsallığı olmayan "haydi toplanın allahın adıyla " cümlesi neden arapça okunmak zorunda ki? Ha bu arada zaten her duaya persçe başlıyorsun. Bismillahi rahmanirahim i arapça zannetmiyorsun değil mi? Ayrica her duayı da eski misırca bitiriyorsun amin i arapça zannetmiyorsun değil mi ? Amin amon ra demek yani eski misirliların güneş tanrısı. Birşey daha söyleyeyim kible de arapça değil kybele nin putunun durduğu yer demek. Hani var ya şişman doğurganlık tanrıçası . Bu arada namaz da arapça değil zaten namazın arapçası secd. Namaz sanskiritçe namasteden köken aliyor aslen yezidilerin güneşe tapma ayininin adı o yüzden elma armutu karıştırıp meyve salatanı elinle yerken sana verilen çatalı kullan.
@wa la ghaliba illAllah how dare you to hate 20th century's one of the greatest leader you fucking sewer rodent
@@BerkUral Bu ülkenin senin gibi bilgili insanlara ihtiyacı var dostum, şu yazdıklarının çoğunu bilmeyenlerin sayısı en az yüzde 95'tir. Varsa yoksa futbol, abuk subuk diziler, programlar. Kur-an bile "Sizin dininiz size, benim dinim bana" derken biz Müslümanlar aksini yapıyoruz, kimseye hoşgörümüz yok ve bencillik yapıyoruz.
@@erwinrommmel2456 if attaturk was not here your country will be another european puppet colony
While the Russians, who called the Ottomans a sick man, collapsed in 1917, the Ottoman Empire collapsed in 1923.
Ironic
Well well what a turntables
*1920
@@georgetsavinio1761 actually 1922 when monarcy was abolished and Ottoman Empire came to an end
In fact, it did not completely collapse, the regime changed, it would be more accurate. made by their own people.
Anzacs the most honorable enemy we have ever had. Greetings to Australia and New Zealand from Turkish Republic.
We were once at war and now are mates. Respect from Australia
I think that down the years since 1915, we Aussies have been angrier at the British Command than the Turks...who were good, honourable men that were just defending their home.
Peace.
Greetings and much respect from New Zealand! I think, for those that know their history, what ComaDave says is true here also. Since it's the first since this video was made, I should also wish y'all a pleasant ANZAC Day (when we remember the lives lost in conflicts NZ has been involved in, particularly the Gallipoli campaign). All the best
Greetings brother Kerem!
Love and Respect from our nation's here Australia and New Zealand. Happy Anzac
We accept we now friends
Fun fact, as an Australian adult, when I was in primary school we learnt in-depth about Gallipoli, but it wasn't until I was in college that I found out we lost at Gallipoli, they never told us that... Thank goodness the Australian curriculum has changed.
I remember my grade 4 teacher had told us the Allies had won...
In highschool they had a anzac school olay and the guy made it look like Anzac s won. But then me and my brother and cousin’s got up yelling calling him a liar. We even had our Turkish flags ready😂 you cant lie about history.
Atatürk even wrote letters to some dead Anzac soldier's mothers saying "They rest in our land with our people now,don't worry,now they are our child too,we will take care of them" and in school we learned as it was a war of death,it's the only front that Turks really won because they fight so hard to protect our motherland.I don't like that Anzac's deaths in this battle,they died because of UK was wanting a cake named Ottoman Empire...
I had a similar thing with the ANZACs fighting in the Sinai-Palestine Campaign. About 10 years ago (a couple of years after I finished high school) I learnt about the Australian Light Horse charge of Beersheba through youtube. Fast forward to 2 years ago, I was involved in the centenary of the charge in Beersheba.
Not sure which schools you went to, but at least in New Zealand and those I grew up around, no one ever considered it a victory.
British Generals: We are writing history.
Atatürk: All papers is mine.
*are mine
@@altan37 KJHDKJGHJKDFHJHDGFH birileri bize şu ingilizceyi adam gibi öğretsin artık
@@huseyinsonofborek2363 are, is en ana konulardan
@@huseyinsonofborek2363 ayni şey değil
Düzelt şu yorumu artık
They go as they come.
-Mustafa Kemal Atatürk 🇹🇷
@Joseph Stalin çaktırma reis güzel laf
@@aliozturk826 SKAKJSAJJRJAJS
Subsequently loses war anyway....
@@billmann6740 cry more
@@billmann6740 Nope, we won. We defeated the enemies and saved our lands.
"Sick man of Europe"
They never said how sick
It means Muslim Man of Europe. Suleyman the magnificent gave the west hell.
@@monstersamator5288 Not, necessarily, Austro-Hungary was also called like that, it's mainly because of a decline of an empire, Ottomans were in decline for about two hundred years. I think you're making it about religion when it's not.
@@MaziarYousefi /when you involve Islamic you can never tell seeming it was called the Jihad of 1914.
@Sultan Abdulhameed II the ottoman empire would have collapsed without atatürk too, so it does not make any difference.
@Nick Hasan Do not boast of a deed until it is done.
Churchill was a war criminal. Respect to all Turks from Australia!
@Isik Aya bruh "his failings in France" he cant help it that the *French* failed to stop the german breakthrough also he dodnt have direct command over the battlefield eithier and that was handled by his admirals and generals.
Also britian did plenty of stuff without the help of the soviet union and america. They squeezed the axis out of the middle east and east africa. Britian also did most of the fighting in north Africa was well and the British navy was vital in operation torch and the invasion of italy. British troops also played a key role in liberating the benelux and in the italian campaign.
Also britian did give up half of europe to the communists, that was the land that the USSR had occupied after ww2 and short of going to war with the soviet union, which would be devastating for all those involved, they couldnt do much about it except try and stop the spread of communism further.
He was responsible for the death of 40 million Indians as he diverted the food stock for British war effort. Millions started and died
He should be declared a war criminal
Churchill caused the famine in Bengal. Millions died.
@@georgeabraham5672 not 40 million, more like 6 million. Also it wasnt intentional, he didnt know how bad the situation was until it was to late and he tried to get the usa to send the needed amount of grain as they werent at risk of being starved out by u-boats but fdr only sent about a quarter of what was needed.
@@fynii9478 not intentionally, it wasnt his intention to do that
Fun Fact:
The Gallipoli landings were closely studied by generals in charge of Operation Overlord during WW2, as they wanted to see the mistakes of the landings so that they wouldn’t repeat them in Normandy.
Where did you get that info. Please tell us because it is rubbish.
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@@anthonyeaton5153actually it’s 100% correct! British Gen Frederick Morgan began planning for the Normandy landings in 1943. He did indeed study the allied landings on the Gallipoli Peninsula prior to planning preparations for D-Day!
It’s covered at some length in Weinbergs Epic historical narrative👍
Maybe Montgomery should have studied this as well in preparation for Dieppe.
There was an Australian friend who i had a chance to meet in Istanbul. We had a conversation about the Gallipoli war. After all the history talk, we hugged and gave each other our gratitudes. She told me that there is a museum in their homelands, exhibiting the facts of this war. And I felt so happy that even though they lost the fight, they still respect us and feel grateful because of the honorable attitude of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, speaking to the Anzac mothers who lost their sons "your beloved children are now also our children and they will rest in peace here". I feel sorry for all the troops all around the world who lost their lives during the warfare. And also proud of my nation for being able to repell the attack. Thanks for the video ❤
My Great Grandfather had participated in the Gallipolli defence, although he was wounded he escaped hospital and went back to fight with his brothers in arms, my grandfather told me he always said he rather died than see his children grow under occupation, that was the spirit.
nice! mine fought in the turkish war of independence in the west (against the greeks). he went from hell and nearly died.
My Mother grandfather figth gallipoli and pow english he stay india 7 year my maternal grandfather s maternal uncles died great war all of them
Benim dedemin babasi kafkas cephesinden kacti
Biraz serefsiz bi adammis
@@ahmetvehbi3672hahahahahahah
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Letter from Atatürk to Anzacs:
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 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.
@@kostaspapas5894 greek gay can write too
@@kostaspapas5894 me tarzan, you jane. learn some language man in order to interact. caveman...
@@kostaspapas5894 wow, this malaka can english...normally, they all write greek :D Why u so butthurt? U have to watch turkish clips to spread your hate? wow, what a sad piece of shit life u have -.-
@@kostaspapas5894 Why are geeks rascist ?
@@kostaspapas5894 be a little bit more grateful to turks we teached you to swim
Sorry to all the turks . Love from NZ
🤞❤️ ... We should never have gone there ,.
Why not? The Ottomans allied with the Central Powers (Germany) to invade and conquer Europe. They were the aggressors.
@@PitchBlackTales bro , it wasn't our war . Both world wars had nothing to do with us .
We can't change the past but we can build a good future, greetings 🇹🇷❤️🇳🇿
@@Poseidon2578 Watch the documentary again. The 2 warships were not actually ours. The British hoisted the Turkish flag on their ships and bombarded Russia.
Turks unwillingly joined this war. Whatever the reason, war is not a good thing. What happened in the past was neither your fault nor our fault. bad people are always everywhere.
@@PitchBlackTales You know that Soviets exposed entente’s plan to share Ottomans’ land right? Also Britain, Russia, Italy and France were invading Ottomans’ land. So dont speak history if you dont know anything you ignorant...
I’m Turkish and my son is Australian/Turkish, and I want him to learn his roots and the profound history of where he came from ❤️
The original Turks are also the mix of Anatolia inhibitants and central asian Turks
@@gamehacker2801 aynı zamanda çok fazla avrupa geni var haçlı seferleri nedeniyle
You should teach him about the ottomans and seljuk empire bcs in a way thats girlish Muslims history
@Poop Poop that was iqless comment i have ever seen xddd , the countries it counts are not even in the same language family
@@gamehacker2801 That's not just Turks, that's literally every race on earth. Oghuz Turks weren't mongoloid, they were caucasian. It was nearly more than 1500 years ago, so expect 'a few' genetical changes.
Hamilton: i am going to capture Istanbul.
General Kemal: hold my Ayran.
Not ayran! He loved raki he was a alcoholic man
@@ea8390 do you know what alcohollic means?
Mr. Blond its Ayran not Aryan. 😒
@@DeadManRising36 yes of course..! Do you?? I hope you mean alcoholic! Because there is nothing called alcohollic! Maybe you just don't know English and uses Google translate
@@DeadManRising36 nerden bilecek çoban zaten tezek taşımaktan beyin kalmamış
No food, no weapons, but Ottoman Empire (Republic of Turkey) win
Respect Turkey respect..
From Russia
Thank u,brother.
Governor General he’s not dumbass
And yet they somehow lost as many men and and never won a decisive battle, despite fighting an amphibious force and having no supply lines.
@@danielbromwich1827 lol
Turks had no food on their own land, ... then I wonder if the Europeans were photosynthetic beings for surviving so long.
Ottomans; they fought Mongols and Romans at one side of history and fought British, Anzacs and 3rd republic of france at the other side of history, crazy!
Turkish citizens; "Mustafa Kemal Pasha, We are in danger ".
Mustafa Kemal (ATATURK) Pasha; "No, we are the danger".
This is the best comment :)))
I'm half Turkish, half british so I find this all quite fascinating
And which languages do you speak Turkish,English or both?
@@sagittarius33 English native, Turkish pretty well
@@peterparkerspizzaface6431 oliver sen misin lan
@@metehanbodur7328 Oliver kim ulan? 😂
inşallah baban türktür😂
One of the saddest stories I’ve read about Gallipoli was about the attack at the Nek. Two waves of Australians had gone over the top and were nearly wiped out by Turkish machine guns. The Australians were preparing a third assault when a Turkish Officer climbed out of his trench and yelled out in English This is madness, for Gods sake stop it. The third assault went the same way as the first two. What happens when you have ill prepared plans, incompetent leadership at the top, arm chair generals who think they know more than the real generals and contempt and arrogance to an enemy.
Why can’t you Aussies for once take a defeat on the chin and not forever blame someone else,
@@anthonyeaton5153 I guess for the same reason you Poms will never admit you had some of the most incompetent Generals (Raglan, Chelmsford, French, Percival,…. The list goes on) but rather than admit it just blame the troops, blame the cheating under handed tactics of the enemy. The Brits, particularly in WWI were quite happy to use dominion troops as cannon fodder, quite happy to denigrate dominion troops as inferior and unreliable but more than happy to take the credit for any victories achieved by them .
@@anthonyeaton5153 what are you on about
@@anthonyeaton5153 the British were literally in charge of navigational and admin errors. WW1 taught us not be under another countries command.
@@anthonyeaton5153 we were literally not allowed to command our own men its not our fault, look what happened in Africa withe the germans 20 years later when we could.
This channel is awesome. So easy to binge the entire channel because of how well they're made.
Just to note, after Gallipoli Australian citizens/troops lost a lot of faith in the Brits due to their questionable choices while in command and their disregard for the lives of soldiers. The outcome (death toll ) of Gallipoli had a massive effect on the development of Australia and New Zealand as two relatively young nations.
Don’t talk nonsense. Gallipoli or as it should be called The Dardanelles was just another campaign out of many throughout WW1. You Aussies read too much into it. Spread your historical wings find out for yourselves.
@@anthonyeaton5153 hows it nonsense? He isnt wrong though especially since after Gallipoli those surviving soldiers were just sent to fight on the western front for the rest of the war.
@@angusrogers760 yes sent to the Western Front like the British soldiers were. It was one war not private one between Australia and Turkey.
@@anthonyeaton5153 no lmao , galipoli birthed natiolism and independece movments still aroud today, when you look at the scale of it keep in mind we only had a population of 3 million
@@anthonyeaton5153 brits will blame a flying pig before they blame themselves
There is a Turkish proverb that says; Be thankfull for chivalrous enemy than your craven friend. And we are thankfull to you Anzac's 🇦🇺 🇳🇿 🇹🇷
We love you Australia 🇦🇺🇹🇷
@Master Yoda we do respect them too for sure but anzacs are holding a different spot in our hearts
@Master Yoda Canada is liked too. The UK is liked as well but that came a decade or two after the war. France on the other hand is still meh.
@Master Yoda where do you come up with this idea.i mean I do not want to offend anyone we love everyone but I have to admit it I thought only new Zealanders and aussies are Anzac. this is new for me Canada and other 74 countries are Anzac.
@Master Yoda my ignorance, you are right. I did a little research on the topic
Teddy Roosevelt: "And Let's face it you're not all that great, you tossed away lives at Gallipoli like they were scraps off your plate"
Ah, a fellow man of culture
Liquidsback Epic rap battles :)))
Churchill was a ruthless misanthrop.
Churchill: I was fighting the Axis of darkness, while you opened National parks, yes!
"My parents died when they were young and it was morbid, but at least, they didn't ditch me when they were alive like yours did."
"Well Teddy's dropping bombs! So you best go hide in your tube!
You should be ashamed of your military honor!
Everyone knows you're back home like "Thank God for Pearl Harbor!"
Don't worry, the US will give you a pass
Just change your poster to keep calm and kiss my cousin's ass!"
Thanks kings and generals! great animations, great historically info's and thanks to represent this historical battle to youtubers.
For me, hearing "hey onbeşli" at the end made it even more meaningful. Awesome job mate.
The real story of "A seven nation army can't hold me back" greetings from Uzbekistan to our brothers!
Thank you brother
I loved the song brother. 🇹🇷 🇹🇷 🇹🇷 🇹🇷 🇹🇷
Except this seven nation army did hold you back
@@waltuhgoodman3427 what xd I am surprised that a british is not ashamed to talk about galipolli, since most of you behave like it never happened xd a disastrous defeat for british allies were the only result there
@@waltuhgoodman3427 bri'ish moment.
Some things are for shure:
- Life
- Death
- Britain being arrogant
@LUNAR BLOODDROP I think you need to check those numbers mate
-atatürk beeing a rebel who started a blody coupt against istanbul governement during a world war xD
Anotherone is:
- Changing History as much as possible to look like there is a reason for been arrogant
Correction, Colonials Cunts being arrogant. There fixed it.
@LUNAR BLOODDROP Damn kid, did Activison made a new Call of Dooty set during the American revulution, or where did you get those numbers? LOL
History has been constantly teaching me that you should never underestimate your enemy regardless of how weak they may seem
Especially We the Turks always has been warrior nation.
Yes, Gallipoli and Kut show that to be true.
Love the visuals in this video, really helps with understanding exactly where stuff happened
That song starting in 12:15 ... It's about child soldiers of the ottoman empire.
When the Ottoman entered the war, there were not enough men because of the recent losses (Balkan Wars, Turkish-Russian Wars etc.)
Sultan Mehmed Reshad V issued an order to call boys between 15-18 as a soldier. This song is a lament written for soldiers who aren't grown men.
Rest in peace to our great heroes who sacrificed their lives for our beautiful country.
In Çanakkale there are rows of willows
Brave lions rest beneath of them.
Hello i know i am a bit late but whats the name of the song
Ozan Aydin „Canakkale icinde“ I guess. Not sure.
@@unknownuser1603 "hey onebeşli" is the right one "çanakkle içinde" is different song and right name of the song is "çanakkale türküsü"
It's turkeys fault they joined the war
@@iwilldiefree3290 we would be in the middle alone otherwise, and considering our enemies, sooner or later things wouldve come out like this.
The fact that you have chosen such a good instrumental rendition of the Turkish folk song "Hey onbeşli" "Fifteen-year-old soldier" which was originally sang about a young boy recruited for this battle and gave farewell to his beloved one made me so emotional as a Turk.... Thank you many times.
Underrated comment
I think the number 15 in this folk song comes from the year 1315 in hijri calendar. That would make them 18 years old.
@@gecicihesap901 I think you are right.
There were no 15 year age soldiers in Turkish army. That wa a false information.
@@ortolaobla I must have simplified it, yes boys who were born in 1315 with islamic calendar (1898) were recruited to the army in 1915 due to the manpower shortage, so they were actually 17 and 18 years old. However they all seem 15 to me and it would make my commen too confusing.
Soo many facinating details overlook, I wish you made an hour long video with full narration.
Excellent and fair presentation.I think it is very beneficial and informative for those interested in with world war 1 history.Thank you guys, with much love from Turkey.
Churchill: I will go thru the Dardanelles and end the Ottoman Empire
Turks: I am about to end this man's whole carreer
Yes cuz Churchill didn't go on to become Prime Minister 20 years later or anything right?
@Waterford1992 salty much?
@@Waterford1992 Actually Churchill become prime minister at 1940.
@@peterongan9655 Im well aware of when he became prime minister. im a member of the same party as he was
*20 years later* is the key word here.
My great Grandfather fought in Gallipoli, other one in Sarikamis against the Russians, both of them survived WW1 and also fought in the Turkish War of Independence and again survived it.
They and thousand others no matter which side had a pretty hard life we should learn from it and make it better :)
Peace at home, peace in the World.
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
Alpaslan - Peace from a Great Grandson of an Australian veteran of Gallipoli campaign
Oof, surviving sarikamish ???
Your grandfather deserves a medal
Annemin bir dedesi de Yavuz gemisi'nde, Orta Doğu'da ve Kurtuluş Savaşı'nda çarpışmış. Madalyaları annemin bi kuzenindeymiş şu an
Arkadas adam genlerini kimlerden almis, iki savas gorup hayatta kalmislar, bir de bana bak. Bizim dedeler sivas'dan disari adim atmamis.
@@parkbahce100 haline gülsem mi ağlasam mı bilemedim :/
Respect to the Ottomans, their resistance was fierce & effective, & respect to the Australian, French & British forces who fought and were willing to shed their blood.
To occupy,rule and exploit. How honorable
@@sibelshinaishin5170 I know right, it had been quite a rough one for them perhaps
Congrats to the editors and modelers, great visuals for this video
"We came. We saw. We capitulated." - Churchill.
Turks see Turks takes
@@republicofkanisaofficial8555 r/engrish
@@oddshaft4851 r/ turkish
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@@oddshaft4851 r/ihavereddit
There's a Turkish movie about Gallipoli and there is one scene where a Turkish soldier is writing home and the letter says "Mom tell every other mom you see in the village that they didn't give birth to boys. they gave birth to heroes."
What is the name of the movie?
@@StarDust-oi7lc it's called "Mehmetçik Kut'ül Amare".
@@aminelahnin837 link pls
İts about Kut
@@StarDust-oi7lc it's a series i swear
Taking my hat off over the great graphics and animations
This is best representation guys..
Thank you for making learning suvh awesome experience.
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
@@Mmjk_12 look where the ships were sailing , very dumb position where both coasts could shoot at them, they also landed too south and they got flanked.Maybe he should have opened a map
@@sskspartan If they had pressed that attack they would have won - by the time they decided to withdraw, the Turks were out of ammo.
@@sskspartan Unless my history is wrong, those ships had almost broken through the last defensive lines before they turned back, unknowing how close they came to the breakthrough they need.
Churchill made the same mistake in WW2, deploying Force Z thinking Japan would be cowed by a pair of British Capital Ships.
@@Edax_Royeaux Well, the real mistake *there* was surrendering a well-equipped 85,000-strong army in the face of a poorly-supplied 36,000-strong invading force that had an urgent need of rest.
Essentially, the same problem of dithering and incompetence by the British officer corps. 1,000,000x worse than Gallipoli.
"Unless a nation's life faces peril, war is murder."
~ A wise quote by the same Mustafa Kemal Ataturk
He murdered 2 million Armenians and done many genocides on Kurds killing 1 million so basically he killed 10% of his country
@@scg4201 first its 300k then 600k then 900k then 1.6m million and now 2 million ? 😂😂😂😂😂😂 where do you pull these numbers from
@@kanki147 bro he killed 2 million Armenians in 2 years and in all the time he was leader he killed over 1m Kurds he killed Assyrians all together he killed 10% of his whole country in his reign
@@scg4201 look man I'm not gonna say anything about kurds or Armenians but I'm Assyrian myself and my grandfather likes Ataturk too much. Ataturk gave us the freedom in our religion. We can go church today in Turkey thanks to him. Assyrians loves Ataturk for his secular ideas and it won't change. I am an orthodox Assyrian person proudly and I'm proudly thankful for living in Turkey. We are NOT enemy to turks. You're just a stupid hate monger who tries to spread animosity in my lands. Kurds also killed Assyrians in Simele but you wouldn't talk about it right? And i don't hate kurds because of that, so i don't hate turks too. In Anatolia everyone hurted eachother. But also every time everyone fought with one enemy all together.
@@dumanalt2977 didn’t he kills 500 thousand assyrians and 1.5million Armenians and if you add up all the genocides on Kurds he killed roughly 10% of his whole country he barley built any schools all he done was create turkey replace Islam with extreme nationalism and kill 10% of his whole country send Turkish settlers to Kurdish areas as he couldn’t make Kurdish majority places Turkish majority through genocide like he did with assyrians and Armenians but Kurds survived till this day and still fight for independence
Ataturk hated Islam and his past so much he shut down Islamic schools and mosques he also stupidly changed the Arabic alphabet Turks have been using for centuries stopping Turks from reading there past he changed the alphabet to Latin no country near turkey uses Latin alphabet and because of his actions to this day Kurds are being forced to become Turkish and are being forced to kill Kurds and are being systematically oppressed and killed and tortured but no one cares but everyone cares about Palestine but no one cares about Kurdistan or Balochistan because the oppressers are Muslim
My Great Grandfather was there, landing on the first day at Anzac Cove with the 1st FAB ( Field Arty Brigade ) - 1st Division AIF - theirs was the only 18 pdr landed ashore that remained and silenced the Turk artillery on the first day. He survived nearly 4 months before succumbing to dysentery ( As did thousands ) - and was removed to a Hospital Ship and returned to England to recoup - after which he was taken on strength to rejoin the 1st FAB in France where he fought the rest of the war in France and Belgium until 1918 when he shipped home. What he must have seen ... and endured ... beyond my imagining!
“There is no enemy, there is no victory. Only boys who lost their lives in the sand”
Bruh! Ottoman winning a war: There is no victory but Ottoman loosing a war: Janissaries are you ready to die? it's just..... Bad
I'm a Orthodox Greek living in Turkey but I respect to Ottoman for win a war against colonial Imperialists
@E Fig bruh! You don't have idea is colonial word? is'nt it? Pls search. I'm not Fan of Ottomans but The Ottoman empire did not own overseas lands.
@E Fig but Anatolia and Balkans is center of Empire.
Churchill: We will defeat them
Mustapha Kemal: You can try
Funny but its mustafa not mustapha
He was just a low-ranking officer... The general was Liman von Sanders.
TheCastleConqueror He was yet he refused orders and saved the entire gallipoli defence campaign via moving troops and stopping allies gateway to the capital risking tge possibility of him getting court marshelled or executed..After these actions he got so popular and even the enemy generals spoke of him highly
@@CookieGamerss I know that he had whole his regiment eradicated in an attempt to root out the enemy and promoted for that. I am fine with his name being specifically mentioned because he is the founder of Turkey after all but I just find his role in Gallipoli a bit exaggerated in many many narratives...
In this war, the biggest problem of Turkish army is German Generals. They wasnt know geography of there, wasnt know turkish soldiers characteristic, even how to motivate them. Many times Mustafa Kemal and other officers did not listen their orders , they did what they know.
Oh mothers wipe your tears
Your sons will rest a million years
Found their peace at last, as foe turned to friend, and forgave...
@@CheemsofRegret and they knew they would die
sabaton
@@IntrepidIanRinon
Such waist of lives
@@erel751 GALLIPOLI!
Superb video as usual. Song at the end is a great choice as well.
props to this man for putting the ad in another section so i could skip it
"The Turks resisted like a fortress against the most advanced technique and forces of the age that forced the Gallipoli."
"Churchill"
You can take the Balkans, Arabic lands but never the Turkish lands themselves. Those people have the genes of steppe warriors. A thousand year old tradition of warfare. Techniques may change but the war is still about killing
@@adonis1168
Since when was this Turkish land, you yourself said you're steppe warriors, lmao.
ottoman sacrifice dirty dogs
, the only turkish you have is the language your blood is greek(rum) iranian armenian and assyrian
@@deumevet
Every race in the world is mixed.The dna line of the former Arab people and the current Arab people is 60% different.Gene similarity between the Spartans and the current Greeks is not more than 20%.So stop bullshitting.
My grand grandma's brother died in this battle. RIP to all soldiers.
My grandma was the best prostitute in Hamburg harbour.
@Kaiser Wilhelm II Than we could be related!!!
Wouter Kulche
I know she is the best
Kaiser Wilhelm II lol
@@spraakkanon Hamburg is a landlocked German city.
It's a joy to watch this channel.
Respect to Turkish brothers from Azerbaijan 🇦🇿🇹🇷!
Two state, one nation!
Azerbaycan kardeş ülke Türkiyeye saygılar.
İki devlet, tek millet! 🇦🇿🇹🇷
Merhaba kardeşimiz! Sizede saygılar Türkiyeden!
🇦🇿❤🇹🇷
TRAZ
RIP all fallen Soldiers in gallipoli
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@@abhisheknanda181
Not to arabs and you, who didn't fighted for their own flag
NZ?
Love from 🇧🇩🇧🇩
@@yrlikng5767 well bro I didn't say anything to you but since you said it to me that I have the right to insult you too. What do you really believe that ottoman flag was your own flag? I thought ottoman Turks came from central Asia and captured it from Byzantine empire and seljuk turks and then breed with natives and created an empire. Do you think Australian who were also part of British empire btw fought for their flag at that time? I thought they fought for Britain and the queen.if u pro-pakistani islamist wants us to belittle us just we didn't become a Islamic country then good. Cuz Allah is with India and as a Indian Hindu I have no problem saying may Allah bless India and it's people Hindu or muslim. No matter how great u think ur country is you shouldn't be arrogant and just see where you country is and other person country is ,what's your country future and what's other country future. As for not fighting for our flag actually we fought for it many times .
Never underestimate the ottomans even if they've been in decline for 300 years
Respect bruh respect
there power was so much they needed decline of 500 years to be able to lose against britain. this would be an other story if britain focused on turkey instead of germany...
aaronison Italy had a good army and competent officers, off they’d win
@@---675 Don't see me as a natonalist but we had no supply line between libya and Istanbul. Goverment sended some officiers through British territory. British didn't knew about it because they didn't looked like officiers. Mustafa Kemal ( Ataturk) was one of those officiers . He passex the British territory as a journalist. Those commanders who went to libya organized the locals to grab their own weapons and fight against the Italians. In first they did pretty good tho.
They barely holded the Italians but at least they holded. We lost libya because of the Balkans war . When the Balkan war started we basicallt forced to make peace with Italians in able to focus on the Balkan war. But no lies , they kicked our ass in balkan war :(
@@---675 Because they couldn't even send their army, as British didn't gave access and they didn't have a serious navy. Plus, even local militias defeated Italy, Ottomans surrendered after Italy blockaded straits and Balkan Wars begun, because they couldn't send any force and there weren't any reason and possibility to continue and retake Tripoli.
Every time im told Churchill was a great military man, I watch this again
Churchill also provoked Finland. Churchill declared war on Finland because they invaded soviet union in 1940. Hello Churchill you are so wrong. Uncle joseph is Churchill's best friend.
The war is filled with many mysteries and impossible feats, this brilliant work hopefully serves as an introduction.
There are only few nations British fought and lost to, Turks are one of them. Kudos...
They failed twice in my forefathers land called Afghanistan.
Actually it was the british that brought the turks to surrender in 1917 one battle does not win the war.
Stop your lies and try again
@@Sniptool Actually the british forced the afghans to sign a treaty great victory!
Panzer brought them to surrender after they held their own and fucked the world for 300 years. It took countless empires and battles, just because england was one of the ones who put the nail in the coffin doesnt make them shit.
@@steadyzz2371 You speaking English is a sign of that great victory.
That final nail was a big one it freed Europe forever and most of the Arab world too.
An interesting fact is that historians call this the last gentleman war
Edit: hey guys can we all just get along now, what became a simple fact turned into a heated debate about the First World War, I’m not one to tell who’s smarter than the other, I mean we all know different stuff but it’s kind of getting outta hand, ps thanks for the likes
Which was a major part of the problem in WWI. Too many proper gentlemen sending troops out to be slaughtered for no gain because they were issuing orders based on the way things had been done, rather than fully taking the new realities of war into account.
It is because neither of sides used weapons of mass destruction such gas warfare which was very common in western front. German officers advised to use gas while claiming that their high ground position is perfect for gas attacks and if Brits had this position they would have used gas against them without any question but Turkish side refused to use them!! So not all WW1 fronts are called as the last gentleman's war rather only Gallipoli...
Actually it runs deeper. The generation that fought the war essentially grew up in the 19th century, most of the beliefs that shaped their worldview were violently torn down by the experience of the war. After it was all over people felt like everything they had ever been told was a lie, western civilization itself was plunged into crippling self doubt. In 1919 WB Yeats wrote this in his poem The Second Coming:
Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold
Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world
The blood-dimmed tide is loosed,
and everywhere the ceremony of innocence is lost
The best lack all conviction,
while the worst are filled with passionate intensity
@@Torus2112 True, it was the end of an era. But it was also an era that was deceiving itself by styling war into a gentlemanry thing. It never was. At no time. But the veterans of the napoleonic wars were ded by then and the enormous butchery of the American civil war had been widely ignored.
@@ggoddkkiller1342 This isn't true. The British and Germans alike both saw the little potential that there was in gas, and subsequently it's use became rare. Gas was a very inefficient tool to use in warfare and it often failed or backfired due to unfavorable conditions; of which was the norm on the Western Front.
Brilliant work as always!
I like the new Map and Water texture! I hope to see more videos using this format
*ÇANAKKALE GEÇİLMEZ* 🇹🇷🇹🇷
AHMET EREN SARIKAHYA
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@@atilla66601 asiri haklisin
ingilizce bilmeyen türkler :)
Çanakkale Savaşı için söylenmiş bir sözdür, Mondros Antlaşması'nda Çanakkale Yunan birlikleri kontrolüne verilmiştir.
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In this Battle lot of Muslims from Balkan especially Albanians & Bosnians fought for the Ottoman Empire. My Grandfather told me lot of stories of their family members who fought in this war and thought they were killed but one of the soldiers my grandfather knew met his cousin in the trains very emotional stories of people who suffered lot.
Ottoman Empire never was only a Turkish state, it belongs to all heroes died under the same flag including your grandfathers ❤️
Hvala svakom muslimanu koji je žrtvovao svoj život za Osmansko carstvo. Bosanci, Albanci, Turci, Kurdi, svi smo mi braća
@@ittihatcdusunce7731 it's very interesting to note that while mainly Indian troops fought along with allies as British subjects but a large chunk of Indian Muslims fought for ottomans under their own banner against the ruling of British
@@zamanasif5766 It is a shame that some Indians fought for their British oppressors.
18th March Çanakkale Victory and Martyrs' Day. That day to believe our country, our commander and our blood. So proud of my blood. There is no definition for the word impossible for Turks. Thank god for creating us in this glorious land that smells blood and brave. Today was the 18March 2021. My little child, dont forget your enemies, keep your friends close, enemies closer. Dont forget your dreams and your blood. Always be thankful that you are living amazing, magnificent country. Always remember those Mustafa Kemal’s blue eyes that never give up. Those are will light your way.
Çanakkale geçilmez 🇹🇷
this channel always makes good videos.
Last gentleman war
Rest in peace all ottoman and anzac soldiers
Respect from Turkey 🇹🇷
@@pressftopayrespects6325 Is that supposed to be a joke or?.....
@@pressftopayrespects6325 You know there's a little something called the commonwealth, Australia was still under the rule of Great Britain back then, so whenever the British went to war, so did the Australian's and the Kiwi's and everyone else under the rule of Great Britain.
@@pressftopayrespects6325- I'd suspect there's a lot of people in the comments section wondering why you even exist. Such a waste of oxygen...
@@pressftopayrespects6325 Fuck off.
@@pressftopayrespects6325 where are you from?
3d graphics look sick :) keep up the good work
the quality of this video is blowing my mind
my great-grandpa was in the battle of gallipoli. he was a bavarian soldier in de german army serving in turkey during ww1.
thank you
wow
Great battle my grandfather died there ottoman you weren't alone ..he was Egyption..All the ottoman citizens are brave and brothers untill now
Now we forgot about brotherhood. We forgot about our past and our friendship. I hope we wont fight with each other in the future. Cause i think they want this...
dont worry man when we talk about "ottoman" we dont meant only turkish people we meant the arabian, kurdish, Syrian, egyption and all others who lived and fight for the country they lived . ottoman means citezen of ottoman empire not turk who lived under it. ı am telling this who lives in turkey and loves history as a turk. adn every history teacher I meet learned me like this.
@@said9360 Yes, and there were no Turkish writings in Ottoman writings. There were Arabic letters. This was the history of our cohabitation between Arabs, Kurds and other ethnic groups.
My great great uncle was a Anzac shot and killed almost instantly after landing on the beach.
@DL2R tue great ottoman empire doesn't exist anymore there successor is the republic of Turkey
Huge admiration for
Turkey. from a Moroccan
@@kaanuzunlu9248 First, don't be racist. Secondarily Moroccans are not Arabic.
@@sagittarius33 saudi arabia,palestine and yemen betrayed to Ottoman at ww1.
Huge Admiration for Turkey, from an Australian.
@MostlyGames Say that to those filthy turkish nationalists first, for surely, they won't understand that.
Greets, Arab muslim 🙌
@@kaanuzunlu9248 algeria and morroco are not arabs they are berbers with some turks
Even your commercials have great quality
french tactis went from napoleon during his rise to ''hey lets just send in ships through a narrow strait''. What's the worst that could happen right?
Everybody gangsta, until Mustafa Kemal Atatürk shows up.
they be like OH SHIT!
@@sskspartan Nope, the landing sites were fine, as said in the video as-well, the main issue was not pressing home the advantage before the Turks reinforced, don't allow blind nationalism to paint a fake history, also you're blaming Navy overconfidence on the army which wasn't.
why lol?
Even the stupidest fool knows that the battles between the Ottomans under the leadership of Ataturk and the British were just a comedic, designed to show Ataturk as a national hero, but in fact the greatest scum of the twentieth century was ataturk, and his nominal goal was to destroy the Islamic identity of Ottoman Turkey
@@devilmanscott Actually Mustafa Kemal guessed the areas where Entente would land but ignored by Liman von Sanders, Entente landed on the areas Mustafa Kemal guessed. Anzacs was on the move until Mustafa Kemal dissobeyed the orders of Liman von Sanders and take his forces to stop them which he did.
Mustafa Kemal was a tactical genius which many of the historians sees him one of the best military and political leader of 20th century. Yeah Brits's ignorance also effected the outcome of battle but if Mustafa Kemal didn't move his troops to stop the ANZACs Campaign would be over in a day.
Çanakkale geçilmez.. Allah gazilerimize ve şehitlerimize rahmet eylesin.. 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Allah tüm şehitlerin ve gazilerin komutanı Mustafa Kemal Atatürke de rahmet eylesin.Çanakkale de ölen 700 Alman askere de rahmet eylesin.İstanbulu aldıran topları yapan Macar Orbana da rahmet eylesin.
Adam ne güzel yazmış işte niye boş yapma yazıyorsun ?
Allah and muslim ❤
@@ilbaykartal6503 noldu biryerin mi acıdı
@@veritasvirtuslibertas3787 Allah kafirlere rahmet etmez. Kafirlere rahmet de dilenmez ayrica. Bir arastirin derim.
My grandmothers father was in the war. He was captured, torchered and came back alive. I have an austrian penny from that time and i keep it in memory of him.
this is so well made
Both of my great grandfathers were in Gallipoli, both were officers (beys) one lost an eye (from shrapnel) the other lost an arm. From what I’ve heard they never truly recovered from the war.
Modern Turkey was found on such sacrifices by people.
I wish the world peace.
My grandfather fought there too mate, never spoke of it.
9:17 a reason there was a lack of orders was because only high ranking officers such as majors and brigadiers had ben briefed in the plan. The officers suffered very heavy casualties meaning there were few officers left with knowledge of what to do.
oh damn these graphics and animations r amazing
How this battle is not part of Ottoman wars....?? Lol
K&G you are amazing.... you really made my day!
I think it is because Ottoman Empire in the first world war was just formally existing. The empire was literally dead in military, economics, education etc.
Because it's Great War series.
@@casey4620 its still an ottoman empire maybe just because this could be considered as the great war
yonathan rakau I was just being sarcastic
Even if it isn't a part of the Ottoman Wars series, it's about the Ottoman Empire, so just watch it like it is a part of it.
This victory is magnificent and glorious for Turks as the whole super power of the time in their peak of power with countless soldiers couldn’t take Istanbul.
Axel Scharf
I feel sorry for you!
You have the illness of Racism.
May God give you a quick recovery.
@@siyawashnishat Hate to break it to you, but the peak of the Ottomans was in the 1500's. The empire had been declining for a while as of 1915. Additionally they were far from a superpower at the time.
@@daspotato895 he is talking about the England.
@@daspotato895 Bruh what 1500’s it was 1700’s Ignorant son of a...
@@Salto950 The Ottomans' territorial height was in the 1500's, During the reign of Suleman the Magnificent, between 1520 and 1566. If you think bribery and stupidity in the 1700's (the Pruth River Campaign was an example of this) constitutes the peak of your mighty empire, then you really need to redefine your definition of the word "mighty".
My grandad fought in this war but got badly injured he couldn’t fight for a long time he then fought again in the Turkish war of independence and became a martyr a brave man 👏🏾
I am not a turkish but i am felling it like one after knowing the sacrifices they made for the muslim world 🇸🇴🇸🇴🇹🇷🇹🇷 Thanksgiving to the 250000 man for the sacrifice .also proud of the biggest turkish army base that is in somalia
I did my military service at the 9th Division. Our flag was preserved and protected. It had the bullet and shrapnel holes from the Gallipoli. We had a special corner for the Korea campaign also but I can't remember that well. Perhaps we were not at Korea. Your video made me think a lot. Congrats.
No u guys are in Korean war. Turkey right .?? Turkey is also a part of NATO.
Bir Türk Türkiye'nin Kore'de savastigini nasıl olurda bilmez? Hayret ediyorum.
@@cyrilk3254 He talks about 9.Division
@@cyrilk3254 he is talking about 9th division lol
Lolatonton sancağına mümtaz birlik nişanı verildiğinide bilmez. Tahsin paşayada cesaretinden silver star verildiğinide bilmez. Nato başkomutanı douglas macarthur tarafından haritada şimal yıldızı olarak işaretlenen kahraman bir ordumuz olduğunuda bilmez. Kore savaşı başlı başına büyük bir destandır. Ama unutulan kahramanlık destanlarındandır.amcam bizzat kore savaşına katılmıştır. Dinlediğim hikayeler gerçekten inanılmaz derece korkunçtu.akılalmaz cesaret ve korkusuzca yapılan saldırıları dinlerken tüylerim diken diken olmuştu. Allah gani gani rahmet eylesin tüm şehitlerimizden ve kahraman askerlerimizden.
Before the raid: Nah, 70k soldiers should do it
After the raid: Um...can we have another...say...95K
Greek children standing by the bones of soldiers who died during the 1915 Gallipoli campaign they have collected on Hill 60, Anzac Cove in 1919, allahu akbar victory for the Muslims again as usual ....
Greek children standing by the bones of soldiers who died during the 1915 Gallipoli campaign they have collected on Hill 60, Anzac Cove in 1919, allahu akbar victory for the Muslims again as usual ....
Greek children standing by the bones of soldiers who died during the 1915 Gallipoli campaign they have collected on Hill 60, Anzac Cove in 1919, allahu akbar victory for the Muslims again as usual ....
@@user-kz2op2ge6u they shouldnt have dared to take our homeland in the first place, moron.
😂😂😂and request got rejected... That was a good humiliation
Really nice work guys
"Peace at Home, Peace in the World"
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk.
.... After consuming 2 gallons of alcohol.
@@georgestamatakis697 losing to an alcholic in 4 days what a shame xd
@@georgestamatakis697 Stupid son of a bitch, is there anything as normal as drinking alcohol for a person who spent his life on the front lines?