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British Empire troops used the form
Mudros. On 30
October 1918, it was the site of the
signing of the
Armistice of
Mudros,
which saw the end of hostilities...
- The
Armistice of
Mudros (Turkish:
Mondros Mütarekesi)
ended hostilities in the
Middle Eastern theatre between the
Ottoman Empire and the
Allies of World...
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formation of the
Mediterranean Fleet based at
Mudros from 1914 to 1916. It then
alternated between Mudros on the
island of
Lemnos and
Salonika from 1917...
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natural harbour in
Mudros Bay. The
island was
occupied with
little resistance from the
small Ottoman garrison,
which was
taken prisoner.
Mudros Bay was made...
- Turkey.
While World War I
ended for the
Ottomans with the
Armistice of
Mudros, the
Allies continued occupying land per the Sykes–Picot Agreement, and...
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causing a long
delay which meant that many troops,
including the
French at
Mudros, were
forced to
detour to
Alexandria to
embark on the
ships that
would take...
- 30 October, the
Ottoman Empire capitulated, and
signed the
Armistice of
Mudros. With the
military faltering and with
widespread loss of
confidence in the...
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divert Ottoman forces from
other fronts. It
ended with the
Armistice of
Mudros in 1918,
leading to the
cession of Iraq (then Mesopotamia) and
further partition...
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Cavalry Otto
Liman von
Sanders on 25
February 1918.
After the
Armistice of
Mudros on 30
October 1918,
Mustafa Kemal took
command until the Group's dissolution...
- mandates.
Defeated in
World War I, the
Ottoman Empire signed the
Armistice of
Mudros on 30
October 1918.
Istanbul was
occupied by
combined British, French, Italian...
