How To Use Crimea In A Sentence
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During the war in the Crimea, the thinness of the British ranks soon became an embarrassment.
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Returning to England as "the Heroine of the Crimea", she used personal illness (a disabling condition that Bostridge and his peers identify as brucellosis) to hold her family at bay so as to be free to focus on the business of sanitary and medical reform for which she has become justly celebrated.
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Fenton caught the essential loneliness of royalty in the Queen, together with the Prince Consort's tender solicitude - it was the time of the Crimean War.
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The beach at Koktabel, in southern Crimea, has long been associated with naturism, and for many decades naturists have co-existed peacefully with the textiles who frequent this busy seaside resort every summer.
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One poll in September 1991 found small pluralities in Moscow and large cities opposed to the transfer to Russia of territories in other republics where Russians predominated the Crimea, Donbass, and Northern Kazakhstan were mentioned; in small towns and rural areas, the votes for and against such annexations were equal.
The Return
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He was awarded the Crimean War Medal, three clasps and the Turkish Crimean War Medal.
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The Crimean War yielded inkwells made from Russian cannonballs, and the mainly naval Spanish-American war of 1898 produced souvenirs made from submarine cable cut while under fire, and artillery shells made into cigar cutters.
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I have been ill: and to be ill in the Crimea is no light matter, as many beside me can testify.
Journal Kept During The Russian War: From The Departure Of The Army From England In April 1854, To The Fall Of Sebastopol
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A US defence official said the land-based surface-to-air missile was fired from the Crimean region of Ukraine.
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The word Crimea, Krym, sounds like “cream”—sumptuous, hedonistic, melting on my tongue, with a sweet aftertaste of decadence and longing.
A Mountain of Crumbs
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In 1783 she proceeded to annex the nominally independent Crimea and to construct a large Black Sea fleet.
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Florence Nightingale is widely hailed as the founder of today's nursing profession, especially for her exploits in the Crimean War.
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Nevertheless the steep decline which her diplomatic status had suffered since the Crimean War was arrested.
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This stratagem was employed successfully both by the Tartars against the Genoese in the Crimean War of 1346, and in the Russo-Swedish Wars of 1710.
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I found myself, a 10-rouble bill in hand, in front of a kiosk selling chebureki, the Crimean meat pasty. ‘And heat it up, will you?’
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The Tartars used such a method against the Genoese in Crimea in 1346 and the fleeing Genoese tragically spread the black plague from Asia to Europe.
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But, as the Crimean War is taken to indicate, Nicholas's thoroughgoing opposition to any kind of reform ensured that Russia's military competence lagged behind that of its western counterparts.
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Krzerszonese Milesia asundurst Sirdarthar Woolwichleagues, good tomkeys years somewhile in Crimealian wall samewhere in Ayerland, during me weeping stillstumms over the freshprosts of Eastchept and the dangling garters of Marrowbone and daring my wapping stiltstunts on Bostion Moss, old stile and new style and heave a lep onwards.
Finnegans Wake
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The award of honours for conspicuous gallantry came rather late, with the Victoria Cross during the Crimean War.
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And all that remained of the entire Crimean Tatar nation was still in exile, somewhere in Soviet Asia.
KARA KUSH
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On the same day the NKVD also reported mobilizing 11,000 Crimean Tatar men for forced labor, bringing the total number of Crimean Tatars removed from Crimea to 191,014 (Ibid.).
Global Voices in English » Ukraine: 65th Anniversary of the Crimean Tatar Deportations
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It was the work of Florence Nightingale and her companions in the Crimea that did more than anything else to establish female nursing as a respectable career.
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As a result of Florence Nightingale's efforts in the Crimean campaign, casevac of wounded and sick personnel had been given increased importance.
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The Crimea had been an autonomous republic from 1921 to 1945.
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He only had about 2,000 or 3,000 men with him, and the neck of the Crimea is seven miles wide, but he kept off thirteen Bolshevist attacks, five of which were serious, two of which got bang into the Crimea, but he routed them and held on to the Crimea until the very last.
The Situation in Russia
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But a new kind of Yalta may be beginning - at that very same town in Crimea, and many like it, where Mother Russia yearns to look after her own.
The Guardian World News
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He also believes that Moscow wants to use the threat of unleashing ethnic conflict in the Crimea as an instrument to keep Ukraine in line.
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He was hatless; his Crimean shirt was torn into ribbons; his moleskin breeches were covered with blood and dirt; the strap belt, with its sheath-knife and various pouches, was gone, and this, judging from the state of his legs and feet, had been forcibly removed.
Lady Bridget in the Never-Never Land
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Until the Crimean War, the Russian army was trained to fight battles like Borodino.
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I constantly had brought to mind the anecdote of the Crimean Zouaves, about to charge a redan, who answered their officer's query as to the number of cartridges they had by tapping their saber bayonets.
Four Years in Rebel Capitals An Inside View of Life in the Southern Confederacy from Birth to Death
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Window on Eurasia writes about the Crimean Tatar opposition to Russia's military presence in Crimea.
Global Voices in English » Ukraine: 65th Anniversary of the Crimean Tatar Deportations
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He saw active service in the Crimean War as paymaster on HMS Gladiator, being awarded the Crimean War Medal, clasp Sevastapol.
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The Tartars catapulted bodies infected with plague into Kaffa in the Crimea in 1346 at the end of a three year siege
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We remember Gorbachev sitting down in Crimea under house arrest in August of 1991.
How the Cold War Ended
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In 1687 and 1698, he launched two disastrous campaigns against the Crimean Tartars.
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One report speculated that the president could avoid elections and impose his will by declaring a state of emergency in Crimea where the Russian Black Sea fleet is based.
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Also, records of barbastelles have never been reported from the eastern part of the Crimean peninsula.
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“The most important aim to be achieved before the onset of winter is not to capture Moscow,” said his directive of August 21, “but to seize the Crimea and the industrial and coal region on the Donets, and to cut off the Russian oil supply from the Caucasus area.”
The Prize
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In 1783 she proceeded to annex the nominally independent Crimea and to construct a large Black Sea fleet.
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Britain fought alongside France, Turkey and Sardinia during the Crimean War.
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Malagasy · Okraina: faha-65 taonan'ny famindràna faobe ireo Tartares avy any Crimea
Global Voices in English » Ukraine: 65th Anniversary of the Crimean Tatar Deportations
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Over dinner in Simferopol with my adopted Crimean Tatar family last week, Ayder, a veteran of the Crimean Tatar human rights war against the USSR, used the term “genocide” to describe the present Ukrainian non-policy towards Crimean Tatars.
Global Voices in English » Ukraine: 65th Anniversary of the Crimean Tatar Deportations
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The medal was first established in 1856 after the end of the Crimean War to commemorate actions of extreme bravery in the face of the enemy.
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The south coast of the Ukraine, including Crimea, was a developed centre of grape culture in ancient times.
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England had garrisoned troops in Dublin, and shortly after Matt was born in 1856, soldiers began returning from the Crimean War.
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She left celebrated journals of her service in the Crimea and the Indian Mutiny.
Flash For Freedom
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Undaunted Seacole funded her own trip to the Crimea where she established the British Hotel near Balaclava to provide ‘a mess-table and comfortable quarters for sick and convalescent officers’.
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The general was campaigning for the right of the Crimean Tatars to return to their homeland.
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By the mid-sixteenth century Crimea, the southern Russian steppes, the Kazakh steppes, and western Siberia had come under Islamic law.
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The soft-hearted lady of the lamp tended tirelessly to the wounded of the Crimean War and laid the foundations of modern nursing.
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The main theatre of war was in the Crimea, where British, French and Turkish troops landed and laid siege to the port of Sebastopol.
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The ‘Eastern war’, as the Crimean war was known in Russia, showed the backwardness of the Russian army, still equipped with smooth-bore muskets, compared with the French and British who had the new Minié rifle.
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On 18 May 1944, the Soviet NKVD began the systematic round up and deportation of nearly the entire Crimean Tatar population from their ancestral homeland to Uzbekistan and the Urals.
Global Voices in English » Ukraine: 65th Anniversary of the Crimean Tatar Deportations
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The soft-hearted lady of the lamp tended tirelessly to the wounded of the Crimean War and laid the foundations of modern nursing.
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Krzerszonese Milesia asundurst Sirdarthar Woolwichleagues, good tomkeys years somewhile in Crimealian wall samewhere in Ayerland, during me weeping stillstumms over the freshprosts of Eastchept and the dangling garters of Marrowbone and daring my wapping stiltstunts on Bostion Moss, old stile and new style and heave a lep onwards.
Finnegans Wake
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Complete ignorance of viticulture was the mark of savages; so too was the drinking of undiluted wine, which was associated with northern barbarians such as the Scythians (in modern Crimea).
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Though the Crimea region is home to more than 250,000 Muslim Crimean Tatars, cases of Sharia punishment being meted out by stoning have thus far been unheard of.
Conflicting Reports Over Death Of Katya Koren, 19-Year-Old 'Muslim' Beauty Queen, Emerge
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The award of honours for conspicuous gallantry came rather late, with the Victoria Cross during the Crimean War.
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As in the Crimea, the importance of basic hygiene was not understood, and gangrene, chronic sickness and the ministrations of ignorant medical personnel frequently finished off men who had survived the battlefield itself.
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He detrained at Simferopol on the Crimean peninsula, where a carriage was in readiness.
FORGE OF EMPIRES 1861-1871
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Russia, having annexed the Crimea, had embarked on a titanic struggle with the Ottoman Empire which was absorbing stupendous quantities of manpower and treasure.
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The main theatre of war was in the Crimea, where British, French and Turkish troops landed and laid siege to the port of Sebastopol.
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Britain fought alongside France, Turkey and Sardinia during the Crimean War.
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And all that remained of the entire Crimean Tatar nation was still in exile, somewhere in Soviet Asia.
KARA KUSH
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The 1856 County and Borough Act was motivated partly by dread of vagrant criminality associated with the end of the Crimean War and the prospect of a footloose army of unemployed returning soldiers.
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When he abdicated in 1917, Nicholas II, tsar of Russia, rather hoped he might have been allowed to live out the rest of his days in peace with his family in the Crimea.
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Polish nationalism burst into another full-blooded insurrection in 1863, but Russia was able to bring it under control because the Crimean coalition against her could no longer be put together.
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The origin of the ancestral wild boar is thought to be the Crimea.
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Krzerszonese Milesia asundurst Sirdarthar Woolwichleagues, good tomkeys years somewhile in Crimealian wall samewhere in Ayerland, during me weeping stillstumms over the freshprosts of Eastchept and the dangling garters of Marrowbone and daring my wapping stiltstunts on Bostion Moss, old stile and new style and heave a lep onwards.
Finnegans Wake
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Mrs Duberley's War: Journal and Letters From the Crimea is back in print again for the first time since its publication in 1855 and you will want to read this in tandem with No Place For Ladies because I think the books complement each other perfectly.
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