At the Battle of Lepanto, the Holy League lost 50 galleys and suffered approximately 13,000 casualties. This was offset by the freeing of a similar number of Christian slaves from the Ottoman ships. In addition to the death of Ali Pasha, the Ottomans lost 25,000 killed and wounded and an additional 3,500 captured. Their fleet lost 210 ships, of which 130 were captured by the Holy League. Coming at what was seen as a crisis point for Christianity, the victory at Lepanto stemmed Ottoman expansion in the Mediterranean and prevented their influence from spreading west.
The consequence of D-Day was the eventual defeat of Germany.
Yes he did defeat General Cluster at the battle of wounded knee
the plan for the liri battle was to defeat Rome
Wake island.
Yes, he did
A major Turkish defeat in 1571 was the naval battle of Lepanto, which occurred of the coast of Greece, where the Holy League forces, under Don John of Austria, defeated the Ottoman forces under Ali Pasha. The Turks lost 3/4 of their entire naval forces, and 25,000+ men.
The Ottoman Empire (Turks). It is worth noting that Spain did not defeat the Ottoman Empire on its own. It was in a coalition with numerous Italic States. Their union was called the Holy League.
The formation of The Triple Alliance could be considered a consequence of England's defeat to the Spanish Armada.
The Turkish muslim empire destroyed the Romans
In which battle did the romans defeat the huns in 451?
The consequence of D-Day was the eventual defeat of Germany.
The balance of power shifted in Europe.
Thart could be defeat at the hands of the antagonist.
The balance of power shifted in Europe
Battle of Chaeronea.
The Battle of Fredericksburg was the worst defeat for the Union Army. It was General Ambrose Burnside's fault.
You need to be more specific as the Turkish Empire is over 500 years old