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Exhibit Shows Russian 'Atrocities' in Turkish War 1877-8
Photographs of atrocities allegedly committed by the Russian army during the Russo-Turkish war of 1877-8, that resulted in Bulgaria's liberation from the Ottoman Empire, are on exhibit in Berlin.
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THE MUSCOVITE AND MOSLEM WAR.; THE TURKISH ADVANCE ON TIRNOVA--WHAT RUSSIA EXPECTS TO ACCOMPLISH BEFORE MAKING PEACE--THE POSITION OF AFFAIRS IN ASIA ...
Simultaneously a detachment was sent to Slataritza and turned the flank of the Turkish main body, which was marching from Elena. View Full Article in Timesmachine » Advertisement ...
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Russian Patriarch unhappy at Bulgarian view of Russia's 1877-1878 war role
SOFIA (Reuters) - Russian Orthodox Patriarch Kirill said he was aggrieved by what he called the Bulgarian government's attempts to dilute his country's role during the 1877-1878 Russo-Turkish war ...
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THE RUSSO-TURKISH WAR.; THE DEFEAT OF THE TURKS IN ASIA. MUKHTAR PASHA'S ARMY SAID TO BE DESTROYED AS A FIGHTING FORCE CAPTURE OF ONE WING AND FLIGHT OF ...
LONDON, Oct. 17. According to the Russian official bulletins, not only was Mukhtar Pasha decisively defeated on Monday, but the Turkish Army was utterly destroyed as a fighting force. As made out ...