Portuguese participation in World War I

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Portuguese participation in World War I refers to Portugal’s military and logistical involvement on the Western Front and in African theaters alongside the Allies, which had major political, social, and economic repercussions for the country.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical event
military involvement
military unit
belligerent Belgium
France
German Empire
United Kingdom
casualties thousands of Portuguese soldiers killed, wounded or missing
cause Anglo-Portuguese Alliance
German attacks on Portuguese African colonies
seizure of German ships by Portugal in 1916
commemoratedBy Portuguese Military Cemetery of Richebourg-l’Avoué
Portuguese National Combatants Day
conflict World War I
country Portugal
dateOfFormalEntry 1916-03-09
declaredWarOn German Empire
effect economic crisis in Portugal
increased war debt
inflation in Portugal
political instability in Portugal
social unrest in Portugal
weakening of the First Portuguese Republic
endTime 1918
goal defense of Portuguese African colonies
fulfilment of alliance obligations to Britain
hasPart Portuguese Expeditionary Corps
Portuguese forces in Africa
mainLandForce Portuguese Expeditionary Corps
notableBattle Battle of La Lys
Battle of Naulila
Battle of Quionga
opposedTo Central Powers
partOf World War I
result confirmation of Portuguese sovereignty over most African colonies
territorial gain of Quionga triangle from German East Africa
side Allied forces
surface form: Allies
startTime 1914
theater African theatre of World War I
Angola
Mozambique
Western Front
typeOfInvolvement logistical support
military operations
naval support
yearOfBattleOfLaLys 1918

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First Portuguese Republic significantEvent Portuguese participation in World War I