article_snippet.sent: An estimated 1,000 Allied soldiers died on the first day of the disastrous invasion until January 1916, when after huge losses on both sides, the Allies successfully fooled the Turkish forces and evacuated the Turkish forces soldiers from the peninsula.
article_snippet.sent: No Man's Land has been captured for posterity.
article_snippet.sent: the disastrous invasion is widely considered a shambles as soldiers were sent aimlessly to soldiers deaths in Gallipoli peninsula in a bid to capture the city of Constantinople.
article_snippet.sent: The Ottomans were fighting alongside Germany, so the aim of the campaign was to knock The Ottomans out of the war by capturing Constantinople, but the plan failed spectacularly, with 250,000 Allied troops injured or killed in vain.
article_snippet.sent: The assault began at dawn on April 25, 1915 as wave after wave of British and Irish, French, Australian, New Zealand and Indian troops attacked heavily defended beaches, through barbed wire and raced up cliffs to attack enemies .
article_snippet.sent: In January 1916, after huge losses on both sides, the Allies successfully  evacuated the Allies soldiers without further casualties. 
article_snippet.sent: The campaign has become synonymous with the heroism of soldiers from New Zealand and Australia, where Anzac Day is celebrated every year, but more British and Irish soldiers were killed.
article_snippet.sent: The campaign was the brainchild of Churchill thought up to bring an end the war early by creating a new front in the East that the Ottomans would not be able to cope with .
highlights_snippet.sent: An estimated 1,000 Allied soldiers died on the first day of the Winston Churchill's infamous operation .
  