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Thousands of Ottoman soldiers had to live in the Russian interior as prisoners of war during the Crimean War. Their difficult journey into Russia and their accommodation in several Russian cities are unknown aspects of the Russo-Ottoman wars. Experiences of those captives canalso give clues to understandRussian and Ottoman societies in the middle of the nineteenth century. This work, therefore, discusses not only the legal and material aspects of captivity, but also its social outcomes. Besides, exchange of prisoners, their return to homeland as well as motives of those prisoners who wanted to stay in Russia are touched upon in order to give a complete picture of captivity. Key Words: Crimean War, Ottoman army, XIX. century, Russian Empire, Prisoners of War ---------------------- - BELLETEN, 280, Cilt: LXXVII-Sayı: 280-Yıl: 2013 Aralık Yazdır     Geri    100. Yılında 1. Dünya Savaşı   Sempozyumlar   Duyurular Sempozyum: Osmanlı-Macaristan-Habsburg İlişkileri CNR Kitap Fuarı: 04-13 Mart 2016 Diğer duyurular Adres: Kızılay Sokağı No: 1 06100 Sıhhiye - ANKARA Tel: +90 312 3102368, Belgegeçer: +90 312 3101698 © 1995 - 2014 Türk Tarih Kurumu Başkanlığı- Her hakkı saklıdır

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