gallabat造句

• The artillery bombarded Gallabat and Metemma and set off Italian ammunition dumps full of pyrotechnics.
• Both places were surrounded by field fortifications and Gallabat was held by a colonial infantry battalion.
• About 1870 the Egyptians garrisoned Gallabat.
• From 1899 to 1956, Gallabat was located in what was known as the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan.
• After Italian operations in Sudan at Kassala and Gallabat in June, Churchill blamed Wavell for a " static policy ".
• This location not only made the settlement a major marketplace, but also a major Mahdist in the Battle of Gallabat.
• On 8 March 1889 the Ethiopian army arrived within sight of Gallabat, and the attack began in earnest the next day.
• One notable ruler of Gallabat was Sheikh Miri, who has been described as " probably the most celebrated of these border chiefs ".
• On 6 November, the British forces in Sudan launched an offensive against the Italian Gallabat and Metemma Forts, just across the border.
• From Gallabat, a Yohannes IV attacked the Mahdists close to Gallabat in what is known as the Battle of Gallabat ( or Metemma ).
• From Gallabat, a Yohannes IV attacked the Mahdists close to Gallabat in what is known as the Battle of Gallabat ( or Metemma ).
• From Gallabat, a Yohannes IV attacked the Mahdists close to Gallabat in what is known as the Battle of Gallabat ( or Metemma ).
• The SDF mounted frequent patrols and raids over the Eritean and Ethiopian borders, particularly near Kassala and Gallabat, lifting prisoners, inflicting casualties and gaining confidence.
• Fierce air battles took place at the beginning of November 1940, during the British offensive against the Italian forts of Gallabat and Metemma, along the Sudan border.
• The Italians occupied the railway junction at Kassala, the small fort at Gallabat, and the villages of Ghezzan, Kurmuk, and Dumbode on the Blue Nile.
• Gallabat fort lay in Sudan and Metemma a short way across the Ethiopian border, beyond the Boundary Khor, a dry river bed with steep banks covered by long grass.
• Lying on the main trade route from Sennar to Gondar ( some 90 miles to the east by south ), Metemma / Gallabat grew into a trade center of some importance.
• On 10 March 1889, Yonannes IV was killed by the Sudanese Khalifah Abdullah's army whilst leading his army in the Battle of Gallabat ( also called Battle of Metemma ).
• In November, an assault on Gallabat was stopped short of its goals, the attacking force was hit hard from the air, and the position was re-taken by Italian ground forces.
• Meanwhile, the Emperor Yohannes IV had been engaged with the dervishes, who had in the meantime become masters of the Gallabat, in which the dervishes, under Zeki Tumal, were beaten.