Russian-Ottoman Relations, 1600-1914. Part 4: The End of the Empires, 1857-1914

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Russian-Ottoman Relations Online, Part 4
The material in the final part of this series is again highly diverse and multi-faceted. Some works focus on trade, while others portray individual Ottoman or Russian statesmen. Some are personal accounts, whereas others are polemical or propagandistic. The collection is a veritable treasure ...
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Russian-Ottoman Relations, 1600-1914. Part 1: The Origins, 1600-1800
Advisor: Maurits van den Boogert
Brill in cooperation with the National Library of Russia in St. Petersburg, for the first time brings together a unique collection of rare primary sources on a vital and dynamic part of the history of Turkey, Russia, the Middle East and Western Europe Russian-Ottoman Relations. This series ...
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9789004202078
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Russian-Ottoman Relations, 1600-1914. Part 2: Shifts in the Balance of Power, 1800-1853
Advisor: Maurits van den Boogert
This collection includes discussions of diplomatic treaties like those of Bucharest of 1812 and Adrianople (Edirne) of 1829; the commercial and military issue of access to the Black Sea; eye-witness accounts from war theaters; and plans for, and ideas about, future confrontations. The fact that ...
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9789004202061
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Russian-Ottoman Relations, 1600-1914. Part 3: The Crimean War, 1854-1856
Advisor: Maurits van den Boogert
In this collection Russian views are represented by such publications as no. 685 by Anatole Demidov (1812-1870), traveler and patron of the arts; the discussion on the peace by former diplomat Tchihatchef; and the accounts of the Russian veteran, Piotr Andreevich Viazemsky (1792-1878). The ...
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