Syrian front

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The Syrian front was a key theater of operations in the Middle Eastern campaigns of World War I, where Allied and Ottoman forces clashed for control of Syria and surrounding regions.

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Label Occurrences
Syrian campaign 1
Syrian front canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War I theater
theater of war
aftermath end of Ottoman rule in the Levant
opening of the way for French mandate in Syria and Lebanon
belligerent Arab Revolt forces NERFINISHED
British Empire
France
German Empire
Ottoman Empire
Sharifian Army NERFINISHED
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
campaign Final Allied offensive in Palestine
Sinai and Palestine Campaign NERFINISHED
commandedBy Edmund Allenby NERFINISHED
Fakhri Pasha NERFINISHED
Jamal Pasha NERFINISHED
conflict World War I
geographicalScope Palestine NERFINISHED
Transjordan NERFINISHED
coastal Syria
interior Syria
involves air reconnaissance
cavalry operations
combined British and Arab operations
locatedIn Greater Syria region NERFINISHED
Levant NERFINISHED
Ottoman Empire NERFINISHED
Syria NERFINISHED
notableBattle Battle of Aleppo (1918) NERFINISHED
Battle of Damascus (1918) NERFINISHED
Battle of Megiddo (1918) NERFINISHED
Battle of Nablus (1918) NERFINISHED
Battle of Sharon (1918) NERFINISHED
partOf Middle Eastern campaigns of World War I NERFINISHED
Middle Eastern theatre of World War I NERFINISHED
relatedEvent Arab Revolt NERFINISHED
Ottoman armistice of Mudros NERFINISHED
fall of Damascus (1918) NERFINISHED
result Allied victory
collapse of Ottoman control in Syria
occupation of Syria by Allied forces
strategicObjective control of Syria
control of communication lines between Anatolia and Arabia
severing Ottoman lines of retreat from Palestine
timePeriod 1915
1916
1917
1918

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Battle of Kissoué front Syrian front
Battle of Nazareth theater Syrian front
this entity surface form: Syrian campaign