Battle of Bash Abaran

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The Battle of Bash Abaran was a key 1918 engagement in the Caucasus Campaign of World War I, in which Armenian forces successfully halted an Ottoman advance toward Yerevan.

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Battle of Bash Abaran canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
military engagement
alsoKnownAs Battle of Aparan
belligerent Armenian National Council
Ottoman Third Army
campaignGoal defense of Yerevan
commanderOfArmenianForces Drastamat Kanayan
Movses Silikyan
commanderOfOttomanForces Yakub Shevki Pasha
conflict World War I
conflictType land battle
country Armenia
date 1918-05-21
endDate 1918-05-29
followedBy Battle of Karakilisa
Battle of Sardarabad
hasCategory 1918 in Armenia
Battles involving Armenia
Battles involving the Ottoman Empire
Battles of World War I involving the Ottoman Empire
hasParticipant First Republic of Armenia
Ottoman Empire
historicalRegion Transcaucasia
linked to: South Caucasus
impact boosted Armenian morale
strengthened Armenian defensive line around Yerevan
involvedEthnicGroup Armenians
Turks
location Bash Abaran
linked to: Bash Aparan

near Aparan
present-day Armenia
objectiveOfOttomanForces advance toward Yerevan
opponent Armenian forces
Ottoman forces
linked to: Ottoman Army
partOf Caucasus Campaign
linked to: Caucasus campaign

World War I
precededBy Ottoman offensive in Eastern Armenia
primaryWeaponry artillery
infantry small arms
relatedTo Armenian Genocide aftermath
Armenian–Turkish War (1918)
result Armenian victory
strategicSignificance contributed to survival of Armenian statehood in 1918
halted Ottoman advance toward Yerevan
helped prevent Ottoman occupation of Yerevan
theater Caucasus Front
year 1918

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Treaty of Batum (1918) signedAfter Battle of Bash Abaran
Aparan event Battle of Bash Abaran
Battle of Karakilisa relatedTo Battle of Bash Abaran