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Intro: Through the analysis of the events that occurred at Gallipoli and the Somme, it is made quite clear that the phrase ‘lions led by donkeys’ does in fact apply to the situation in both of these battles. It is evident – Haig’s summary, map showing land captured Gallipoli also provides a few examples of why the phrase ‘lions led by donkeys’ was appended to the situation – British report, letter from admiral Sir John Fisher: Conclusion: Looking at the provided evidence, it is safe to say that the commanders and officers were donkeys compared to the lions, the soldiers.

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Intro: Through the analysis of the events that occurred at Gallipoli and the Somme, it is made quite clear that the phrase lions led by donkeys does in fact apply to the situation in both of these battles.

It is evident Haigs summary, map showing land captured

Gallipoli also provides a few examples of why the phrase lions led by donkeys was appended to the situation British report, letter from admiral Sir John Fisher:

Conclusion:Looking at the provided evidence, it is safe to say that the commanders and officers were donkeys compared to the lions, the soldiers.