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... ? Why was the Euro- pean coast of the Black Sea the most fought - over ground in Europe - the grave in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries for more soldiers than Flanders ? * In addition to Vendetta of the Black Sea.
... ? Why was the Euro- pean coast of the Black Sea the most fought - over ground in Europe - the grave in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries for more soldiers than Flanders ? * In addition to Vendetta of the Black Sea.
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... Black Sea and its approaches seems to have been a barrier against intervention . For most of the time Turkey and Russia were the only nations which occupied the shores of the Black Sea ; moreover the sea's nar- row throat at ...
... Black Sea and its approaches seems to have been a barrier against intervention . For most of the time Turkey and Russia were the only nations which occupied the shores of the Black Sea ; moreover the sea's nar- row throat at ...
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... Black Sea : the only gap was the Iberian peninsula where Spain and Portugal remained neutral . A European war which was decisive sometimes brought face to face two countries which previously were far apart . Just as France's successes ...
... Black Sea : the only gap was the Iberian peninsula where Spain and Portugal remained neutral . A European war which was decisive sometimes brought face to face two countries which previously were far apart . Just as France's successes ...
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