- The
Battle of
Bomarsund, in
August 1854, took
place during the Åland War,
which was part of the
Crimean War, when an Anglo-French
expeditionary force...
-
Bomarsund may
refer to:
Bomarsund, Åland,
fortress in the Åland Islands, in the
Baltic Sea
Bomarsund, Northumberland,
village in Northumberland, England...
-
victory in the
Finnish War of 1808-1809, the
Russians began to
build the
Bomarsund Fortress in Sund in 1832 in
accordance with the
orders of Tsar Nicholas...
- The
Bomarsund Bridge (Swedish:
Bomarsunds bro)
connects Bomarsund with the Prästö
island in the Sund muni****lity of Åland. v t e v t e...
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Bomarsund is a
village in Northumberland, in England. It is
situated to the
north of Bedlington, and just
south of Stakeford. The
village grew around...
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empire took Åland and Finland. In 1854,
British and
French forces attacked Bomarsund. The Åland
Islands were then
demilitarised until 1906. In 1918, Swedish...
- and the
allied France and Britain. The war is
named after the
Battle of
Bomarsund in Åland.
Although the name of the war
refers to Åland,
skirmishes were...
- time part of the
three big mid-Northumberland
collieries (Ashington,
Bomarsund and Choppington). In 2011 the
parish had a po****tion of 9787. The parish...
- age 20, he had
become a mate. For his
gallantry during the
Battle of
Bomarsund of the
Crimean War, he was
awarded the
Victoria Cross for the following...
-
although it
never had a mine as this was
located in the
adjacent village of
Bomarsund.
Stakeford has
several shops and a
primary school.
Today Stakeford forms...
