Arabian Campaign (World War I) (No Napoleon)

Arabian Campaign
Date 12 October 1914 – 12 December 1918 Location Middle East, Arabian Peninsula Result Ottoman/Entente victory Dissolution and annexation of South Arabia Transfer of several colonies to the Ottomans Events leading to the Turkish Revolution
Belligerents
Ottoman Empire Tripolitania Tunis Kuwait Egypt (from 1917) Republic of France Austria-Hungary Persian Empire Jabal Shammar Azerbaijan	United Kingdom South Arabia Canada (until 1917) Australia India Abyssinia (limited) Russian Empire Prussian Empire Kingdom of Nejd Kingdom of Hejaz

The Arabian Campaign of World War I (Arabic: الحملة العربية) was fought from 12 October 1914, about a month after the Austrian and French declaration of war on the Allies, until 12 December 1918. It had involved every single sovereign nation in the Arabian peninsula, as well as hundreds of tribes.