Siege of Medina

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The Siege of Medina was a prolonged World War I campaign in which Ottoman forces under Fakhri Pasha held the holy city of Medina against Arab Revolt and Allied forces from 1916 to 1919.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War I campaign
military siege
alsoKnownAs Defense of Medina
attackingForce Arab Revolt forces
linked to: Arab Revolt

British-supported Arab forces
Hashemite forces
belligerent Allied Powers
Arab Revolt forces
linked to: Arab Revolt

British Empire
Hejaz
Ottoman Empire
United Kingdom
category Arab Revolt
Battles of World War I involving the Ottoman Empire
Battles of World War I involving the United Kingdom
History of Medina
Sieges involving the Ottoman Empire
commander Fahreddin Pasha
Fakhri Pasha
conflict World War I
countryInvolved Hashemite Kingdom of Hejaz
linked to: Kingdom of Hejaz
defendingForce Ottoman garrison of Medina
duration approximately three years
endDate 1919
followedBy occupation of Medina by Arab and Allied forces
historicalPeriod early 20th century
location Hejaz
Medina
Ottoman Empire
notableFor loyalty of Fakhri Pasha to the Ottoman Sultan
prolonged Ottoman resistance
objective control of Medina
control of the Hejaz Railway
partOf Arab Revolt
Middle Eastern theatre of World War I
precededBy outbreak of the Arab Revolt in 1916
relatedTo Arab Revolt in the Hejaz
linked to: Arab Revolt

Hejaz Railway
religiousSignificance took place in the holy city of Medina
result Allied and Arab Revolt victory
Ottoman surrender of Medina
significantEvent defense of the Hejaz Railway
startDate 1916
surrenderDate 1919
theatre Hejaz

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Arab Revolt significantBattle Siege of Medina