- The
Battle of
Stavuchany was
fought between the
Russian and
Ottoman armies,
which took
place on
August 28 (17) of 1739
during the Russo-Turkish War of...
-
Nemirov (Podolie)
without much result. In 1739, Münnich won the
Battle of
Stavuchany, took
Khotyn two days later, and
established himself firmly in Moldavia...
- by
Field Marshal Münnich,
crossed the Dnieper,
defeated the
Turks at
Stavuchany and
occupied the
fortresses of
Khotyn (August 19) and Iaşi. However, Austria...
- the Münnich army
crossed the Dnieper,
defeated the
Ottoman Empire at
Stavuchany, and
occupied the
fortress of
Khotin and Iaşi. However,
Austria was defeated...
- 1737
Banja Luka Holy
Roman Empire 1739
Grocka Holy
Roman Empire 1739
Stavuchany Russian Empire 1744
Achabeti Givi Amilakhvari,
Kingdom of
Kakheti 1745...
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Andros Zenta Pruth River Petrovaradin Imbros Matapan Hisarcık (Grocka)
Stavuchany Chesma Larga Kagul Fokşan
Rymnik Kaliakra (1791)
Pyramids Abukir Arpachai...
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Russia Monarch – Anna Austro-Russian–Turkish War (1735–39)
Battle of
Stavuchany Minusinsk Treaty of Niš (1739)
October 11 -
Grigory Potemkin (died 1791)...
- Europe. In 1739,
after the
Russians defeated the
Turks in the
Battle of
Stavuchany (today Stavceane) in
which Ukrainians, Russians, Georgians, and Moldavians...
- on 28
August 1737 (N.S.) he
attacked the main
Turkish encampment at
Stavuchany. Münnich
landed a
diversionary blow to the
Turkish right flank, then m****ed...
-
commander of the
Khotyn Fortress.
After defeating the
Turks in the
Battle of
Stavuchany,
Russian General Burkhard Christoph von Münnich
besieged the
Khotyn Fortress...
