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Hace 3 días · Edmund Allenby: The bull. General Sir Edmund Allenby led the British Empire to victory in the Middle East in 1918. He successfully pioneered the combined use of infantry, cavalry and aeroplanes at the Battle of Megiddo.
Hace 3 días · General Sir Edmund Allenby entering Jerusalem, 1917. View this object. Troops engaged in railway protection duties near Haifa, 1936. Mandate. In 1920, Britain assumed responsibility for Palestine under a League of Nations Mandate. During the next two decades, over 100,000 Jews entered the country.
Hace 2 días · The commander of the Egyptian Expeditionary Force, General Edmund Allenby, about 1917. The EEF was reinforced by the arrival in June and July of the 7th and 8th mounted brigades and the 60th (London) Division, transferred from Salonika; the 75th Division was formed in Egypt from territorial and Indian battalions.
Hace 3 días · Edmund Allenby: The bull General Sir Edmund Allenby led the British Empire to victory in the Middle East in 1918. He successfully pioneered the combined use of infantry, cavalry and aeroplanes at the Battle of Megiddo.
Hace 5 días · The crossing takes its name from General Edmund Allenby. As imperial governor, he built a predecessor structure in 1922. Zionist insurgents destroyed that crossing in 1948’s “night of the bridges,” as they attacked strategic resources and started to drive Palestinians from large parts of what was then a British protectorate.
Hace 5 días · In December 1917 British troops under Edmund Allenby entered Jerusalem after the retreat of Ottoman forces. This opened a new era that lasted until 1948, during which Jerusalem again became a capital, this time of a territory administered by the British under a mandate from the League of Nations.
Hace 5 días · The campaign led by General Edmund Allenby saw the effective use of air superiority, contributing significantly to the fall of Jerusalem in 1917 and the eventual capture of Palestine. Another was the support of 40,000 Egyptian troops, which questions the Islamic theology that enabled Muslims in assisting the British in capturing their very own holy land.
