Anchor: The Gallipoli Peninsula (Gelibolu Yaremadase), on the north side of the Dardanelles, was the scene of one of the most notorious military campaigns of World War I. The Allied assault, involving Australian, British, New Zealand, and French forces, aimed to capture the peninsula and control the narrow strait of the Dardanelles, thus securing an ice-free sea passage to supply arms to Russia and open a front against the Germans.
Entailed: One of the most notorious military campaigns of WWI took place on the Gallipoli Peninsula.
Contradiction: The Gallipoli Peninsula was uninvolved in WWI.
Contradiction: First built in 1937, the grand Promenade des Anglais is popular with visitors, but is almost never used by natives.
Contradiction: It suited the perception they had of a superior.
Contradiction: The man is inside reading a magazine.
Contradiction: They were brought together by an unseen force