The Gallipoli campaign was a campaign to take over Constantinople, the capital of Turkey.

In 1915, World War I entered its second stage.

Death was a constant companion to those serving in the trenches.

There were three different types of trenches-front line trench, support trenches, and reserve trenches.

Trench warfare characterized much of the fighting during World War I, particularly along the Western Front.

The battle of Ypres played a significant role in World War I.

Germany had thought that it could defeat France first, before turning its attention to Russia and that Britain would stay out of the war.

The Schlieffen plan was created by the German General Count Alfred Von Schlieffen in December 1905.

Archduke Franz Ferdinand was the crown prince of Austria-Hungary.