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Kamiesch (Ukrainian: Комишова бухта,
Crimean Tatar: Qamış Körfezi) is a sea
inlet and
adjoining port,
sited on the
Chersonese or
Khersones peninsula, three...
- it had
established port
facilities at
Balaclava for the
British and at
Kamiesch (Russian: Камышовая бухта, romanized: Kamyshovaya bukhta) for the French...
- port on the
Chersonese Peninsula: the
French Army
occupied the bay of
Kamiesch on the west
coast whilst the
British moved to the
southern port of Balaclava...
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purchases from the
British camp near
Kadikoi and the
French camp at
nearby Kamiesch.
Seacole sold
anything – "from a
needle to an anchor"—to army officers...
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fasciata Coen, 1933 Cyclon****a
kamischiensis [sic] (misspelling of
Cyclope kamiesch (Chenu, 1859)) Cyclon****a
kamischiensis var. atra Milaschewitsch, 1916...
- Honey, do you hear me (Russian: «Милая, ты услышь меня»).[citation needed]
Kamiesch, march, Op. 5 Myosotis,
waltz (Vergissmeinnicht), Op. 101 Jean qui pleure...
- was
launched only in 1847. On 12
February 1855, she ran
aground in the
Kamiesch, in the Crimea. She was refloated. From 1857 to 1858, she was converted...
- via the Col of Balaclava. The
French were
supplied from the
harbour at
Kamiesch.
During the
early part of October, the
British troops with
their supplies...
- a warm-water
seaport of Sevastopol,
located on the
Black Sea
coast in
Kamiesch. The
Sevastopol Sea
Fishing Port was
organized by the
order of the Council...
- Bomarsund. He then
served in the Crimea, and was
overall commander at
Kamiesch. On 2
January 1857 he was made a
Companion of the
Order of the Bath. In...
