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Ottoman - Russian war between 1806-1812 from the perspective of contemporary historians Russians | ||
| JOURNAL OF HISTORICAL & CULTURAL STUDIES an academic magazin | ||
| Article 1, Volume 9, Issue 29, 2017, Pages 307-340 | ||
| Author | ||
| Dr. Maher Hamed Jasim Alnoora | ||
| Abstract | ||
| Ottoman - Russian war between 1806-1812 is a natural extension of the old conflict between the cross and the crescent, which originated from Russia's desire for access to the natural southern border and put foothold on the Black Sea shores, this war is one of the middle stages of the old conflict, which began In the second half of the sixteenth century and was completed in the late nineteenth century, was forced Russia in 1806 to start a battle with the Ottoman under unfavorable conditions, then the focus of all the Russians attention on the Western front, which is the same front that correspond to the Russian army for the first time in the face of Napoleon Bonaparte in 1812. This was war inherently a long-term course of events and on the left Bank has changed and tipped the victory to the Russians, especially in March 1811 after the appointment of Kutuzov commander of Russian military operations of the army of the Danube, which work to intensify military operations on the right bank Rotchk or (Rochok) and (Slobozia) from the banks of the Danube River, where suffered the Turks from a crushing defeat in the Danube and forced the Porte to negotiate for peace in spite of extraordinary efforts by France to disrupt the peace agreement, there have been negotiations between the two sides, and it was the result signing of the peace 16 May Treaty of 1812 agreement was signed in Bucharest, which was ratified 11 June 1812 by Alexander I in the city of Vilna, and in this particular day was a large army led by Napoleon Bonaparte, preparing and equip on the western borders of Russia, and across the western border of Russia already. | ||
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