The life of Mary Seacole is explored in three video episodes - beginning with Mary's arduous journey to the Crimea, her actions during the Crimean War and what happened to her after the war had ended.

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The Ukrainian partisan movement Atesh discovered the location of Russian military boats on the Crimean Peninsula during a planned reconnaissance ... Follow our coverage of the war on the ...

With the return to peace at the end of the Napoleonic Wars in 1815 military expenditure was heavily reduced. As a result the regular army was gradually slimmed down from 230,000 men to 91,000 by 1838.

Follow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. Atesh’s reconnaissance communiques have anticipated attacks in Crimea in the past. In some cases they served as diversions for attacks in ...

Scope note The Crimean War (1853 to 1856) was fought between Imperial Russia on one side and an alliance of France, the United Kingdom, the Kingdom of Sardinia, and the Ottoman Empire on the other.

As often happened in Russian history, it was war that forced the issue. The Russian state had entered the Crimean War in 1854 with high hopes of victory. Two years later it suffered a heavy defeat at ...

A Crimean man who feared being conscripted to fight by Ukraine ... As someone who had been in New Zealand since 2000, he had no experience of the war, or drone and missile attacks and would be likely ...

Crimean activists warned that the situation on the Crimean peninsula ... Today, the country is on everyone’s lips and everyone’s headlines. War pushed us on the front page. But there are many other ...

From 2006 to Russia’s invasion of Crimea she worked in the Sevastopol municipal administration and the Crimean Human Rights Group [CHRG ... or Russians openly condemning Russia’s war of aggression ...

A Russian court has convicted Pavlo Levchenko of ‘treason’ and ‘terrorism’ over alleged damage to railway tracks obstructing Russia’s war against Ukraine ... 2014 for passing huge sentences against ...