Crimean War
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MingreliaKurdish rebels[c] Greece[d]Commanders and leaders Abdulmejid I Omar Pasha Iskender Pasha Abdul Kerim Pasha Ismail Pasha Mehmed Emin Pasha Mustafa Naili Pasha Abbas I of Egypt Mushir Selim Pasha † Ahmad I of Tunis Napoléon III J. L. de Saint Arnaud François de Canrobert Aimable Pélissier A. Parseval-Deschenes François Bazaine Patrice de Mac-Mahon Queen Victoria Earl of Aberdeen Viscount Palmerston Lord Raglan Lord Lyons Victor Emmanuel II Alfonso La Màrmora Imam Shamil Sefer Bey Zanuko Mikhail Shervashidze Nicholas I Alexander II Prince Menshikov Prince Gorchakov Vladimir Kornilov † Pavel Nakhimov † Ivane Andronikashvili Vasily Zavoyko Nikolay Muravyov F. W. R. von Berg Eduard Totleben Yevfimy Putyatin Vladimir Istomin † Count Tolstoy Ekaterine Dadiani Grigol DadianiYazdan Shir Otto IStrengthTotal: 603,132 165,000including: •  40,000 •  10,000 309,268 107,864 21,000Total: 889,000888,000 mobilised324,478 deployed 1,000 Greek legionCasualties and losses223,513 45,40010,100 killed in action10,800 died of wounds24,500 died of disease 135,4858,490 killed in action;11,750 died of wounds;75,375 died of disease39,870 wounded 40,4622,755 killed in action1,847 died of wounds17,580 died of disease18,280 wounded 2,16628 killed in action2,138 died of disease210,00025,000 killed in action16,000 died of wounds89,000 died from disease80,000 woundedvteCrimean WarBalkansOltenițaCetateCalafatSilistraCaucasusKurekdereKarsNaval OperationsSinopBomarsundPetropavlovskSuomenlinnaKinburnCrimeaAlmaSevastopolMalakoffGreat RedanBalaclavaInkermanEupatoriaTaganrogChernayavteRusso-Ottoman Wars1568–701676–811686–17001710–111735–391768–741787–921806–121828–291853–561877–781914–18Russo-Crimean WarsThe Crimean War[e] was a military conflict fought from October 1853 to February 1856 in which Russia lost to an alliance made up of the Ottoman Empire, France, the United Kingdom and Sardinia. The immediate cause of the war involved the rights of Christian minorities in the Holy Land, which was a part of the Ottoman Empire. The French promoted the rights of Roman Catholics, while Russia promoted those of the Eastern Orthodox Church. The longer-term causes involved the decline of the Ottoman Empire and the unwillingness of Britain and France to allow Russia to gain territory and power at the Ottoman Empire´s expense. It has widely been noted that the causes, in one case involving an argument over a key,[10] revealed a "great confusion of purpose", yet they led to a war noted for its "notoriously incompetent international butchery".[11]" - (en.wikipedia.org 12.07.2020)
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Erde aus Sevastopol vom Malachov-Kurgan, Ukraine, ohne Datierung
Erde aus der Festung Malakow...
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Robert Neal Hind: Miss Nightingale in the Hospital at Scutari
Der Krimkrieg (1853-1857)...
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Літографія. "Облога Севастополя французькими стрільцями". З серії "Affaires d'Orient" (Східна справа)
На прямокутному аркуші паперу...
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The Illustrated London News: Miss Nightingale at the Hospital
Während des Krimkriegs...
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