Advance of the Russian Army to Aidos and Kamtschik
The Russian army under the Commander in Chief advances across the Balkan and toward Aidos and the Kamtschik. Radiger and Roth lead columns pushing through Avadshik and Pallobano, capturing positions, repulsing Turkish detachments, and seizing fortifications including Megambri and Burgas. The Turkish guards retreat after heavy engagements as Russia gains key coastal and inland footholds.
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Aidos
Kamtschik
Balkan
Radiger
Fundari-Dere
Arpandar
Avadshid
Colunin
Roth
Aspro
Paliobano
Pahlen
Dervish-Yovan
Greig
Mesambri
Rudiger
Avadshik
Shiroff
Erketsh
Pallobano
Monastyr-Kiori
Yoshikiv-Dore
Abdal Ramap
Pasha
Measembria
Achiolin
Sisipolis
Bourgas
Yoschikioi- Dere
Gulf
Burgas
Noth
Hulang
Yeshoif
Bodanoff
7Th Infantry
Adda Rahman Pasha
Megambri
Osman Pasha
Geo. Wachten
6Th Corps
Russia
Erketsk
Yashi-Koi
Kelleher
Raudiger
Alabamia
Alacharia
Dantly
Arrigson
Natel
Bargas
Romely-Kios
Nabel
Hardihood
4Th Hulans
Eskibashly
Shumia
Kaprikioi
Shomla
Ibrahim
Pacha
Mehemed
Constantinople
Chengi
Chuluko
Abddoul Rahman Pasha
Aidus
Romely
Kioi
Aidua
Aidas
Rodiger
Gurtshakoff
Bulgarian Balkan Campaign Ends in Turkish Defeat
Turkish forces routed near Burgas as Holans and Cossacks pursued fugitives toward the Balkans. Prisoners numbered about 220 with 100 Turkish casualties. 600 tents, 500 barrels gunpowder, 3000 coats, and four cannon captured. News notes narrows to military actions, seaborne movements, and diplomatic shifts in Madrid, Paris, and Smyrna.
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Balkan
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Holans
Cossacks
Gortshukoff
Garpowder
Choumia
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Krassowsky
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Sisepolis
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Chingansti-Eski-Lessy
Gazette de France
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Provence
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Prencu Fonos
Naples
London
Journal Des Debals
Russian forces threaten Constantinople as empire falters
Reports from Istanbul and Munich detail a Russian landing near Bourgas and advances toward Adrianople and Constantinople. Diebitsch's movements join allied troops, battles near Kirkilissi decide Turkish fate, while Armenian and Tartarian forces press from Asia and the Bosphorus guards.
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Allgemeine Zeitung
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Vidin
Scultari
Adria
Pople
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Asia
Adrianople
Paskewitsch
Erzergum
Van
Trebisond
Bosphorus
Europe
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