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The Paris Peace Congress of 1856: A Turning Point in European Diplomacy

The Road to Paris: Origins of the Peace Congress The Paris Peace Congress, convened on February 25, 1856, marked the […]

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The Siege of Sevastopol: A Turning Point in the Crimean War

The Origins of the Crimean Conflict The Crimean War (1853–1856) emerged from long-standing tensions between Russia and the Ottoman Empire, […]

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The Death of Tsar Nicholas I and the Shifting Tides of the Crimean War

The Passing of an Autocrat On March 2, 1855, news of Tsar Nicholas I’s death reached Paris and London. Queen […]

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The Winter of Suffering: The Harsh Realities of the Crimean War

The Onset of Winter and the Storm of November 1854 The Crimean War, fought between 1853 and 1856, saw the […]

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The Siege of Sevastopol: A City Under Fire in the Crimean War

The Strategic Jewel of the Black Sea In November 1854, as Leo Tolstoy entered the besieged city of Sevastopol, he […]

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The Allied Invasion of Crimea: A Pivotal Chapter in the Crimean War

The Gathering Storm: Allied Forces Prepare for Invasion In the autumn of 1854, the Black Sea bore witness to an […]

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The Young Tolstoy and the Forgotten Front: Russia’s Danube Campaign of 1854

A Restless Aristocrat Turns Soldier In March 1854, a young artillery officer arrived at the headquarters of General Mikhail Gorchakov. […]

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The Ottoman Declaration of War on Russia and the Origins of the Crimean War

The Road to Conflict: Tensions Between Empires The mid-19th century was a period of escalating tensions between the Ottoman Empire […]

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The Great Exhibition and the Gathering Storm: How the Crystal Palace Era Led to the Crimean War

The Dawn of Industrial Triumph: London’s Great Exhibition of 1851 On May 1, 1851, the Great Exhibition opened in London’s […]

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The Secret Mission of Tsar Nicholas I: A Royal Visit to London and the Roots of the Crimean War

A Monarch in Disguise: The Covert Arrival of the Russian Tsar On the evening of June 1, 1844, a Dutch […]

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The Reopening of Hagia Sophia: A Pivotal Moment in Ottoman and Christian History

The Grand Ceremony of 1849 On July 13, 1849, under the scorching midday sun of Constantinople, Sultan Abdülmecid I rode […]

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