Caucasians or Exploits and Living of Remarkable Persons Acting in the Caucasus. Releases 37-58. - Kollektiv Avtorov - Libros - Book on Demand Ltd. - 9785519435215 - 2 de febrero de 2015
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Caucasians or Exploits and Living of Remarkable Persons Acting in the Caucasus. Releases 37-58.


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Publisher Marketing: Original title: Caucasians or exploits and life zam chatelnyh lits d ystvovavshih on Kavkaz . Issues 37-58. Caucasian war in the history of Russian military action is called 1817 - 1864's, associated with the accession of Chechnya, Dagestan Mountain and Northwest Caucasus to Russia. At the same time Russia tried to incorporate the region into its sphere of influence, Turkey and Iran, encouraged by Britain and France. After signing the manifesto of accession Kartli and Kakheti (1800 - 1801) Russia was involved in the gathering of land in the Caucasus. There has been a consistent association of Georgia (1801 - 1810 years.), Azerbaijan (1803 - 1813 years.), But they turned out to be separated from the territory of the Russian lands of Chechnya, Dagestan and mountain northwest Caucasus. They were inhabited by militants mountain peoples who raided the Caucasian fortified line, prevented relations with the South Caucasus. Therefore, the beginning of the XIX century annexation of these territories has become one of the most important military and political problems of Russia. The Caucasian war has put forward a large number of talented generals senior and middle rank. Their life and exploits, as well as about the exploits of the rank and file of the war and says the present edition."

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Publicado 2 de febrero de 2015
ISBN13 9785519435215
Editores Book on Demand Ltd.
Páginas 388
Dimensiones 210 × 279 × 20 mm   ·   870 g