The Losses of the Caucasian Troops of the Russian Army during the Turkish and Persian Wars in the XIX century: a Historical and Statistical Study

Name: The Losses of the Caucasian Troops of the Russian Army during the Turkish and Persian Wars in the XIX century: a Historical and Statistical Study
Keywords: historical and statistical research, Russian-Persian wars, Russian-Turkish wars, XIX century, history, Russian army, law

Magsumov Timur Albertovich; Zulfugarzade Teymur El'darovich; Kolotkov Mikhail Borisovich; Krasnenkova Elena Valeryevna

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Article . 2021

License: CC BY

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The Losses of the Caucasian Troops of the Russian Army during the Turkish and Persian Wars in the XIX century: a Historical and Statistical Study

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Authors: Magsumov Timur Albertovich; Zulfugarzade Teymur El'darovich; Kolotkov Mikhail Borisovich; Krasnenkova Elena Valeryevna;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.4895074 , 10.5281/zenodo.4895075

The Losses of the Caucasian Troops of the Russian Army during the Turkish and Persian Wars in the XIX century: a Historical and Statistical Study

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The article examines the losses of the Caucasian troops of the Russian army during the Russian-Turkish and Russian-Persian wars in the 19th century. The attention is paid to the chronology of events, the active periods of hostilities, as well as to the identification of the average daily losses of the Russian army in the Caucasian theater of operations.

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Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University
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Plekhanov Russian University of Economics
Russian Federation
Financial University
Russian Federation

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historical and statistical research, Russian-Persian wars, Russian-Turkish wars, XIX century, history, Russian army, law

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