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RUSSIA AND TURKEY — TREATY OF KUTCHUK - KAINARJI - - Two years after the partition , the Russo - Turkish War came to an end by the famous Treaty of Kutchuk - Kainarji ( 1774 ) , in which Russia imposed on Turkey the heaviest terms yet ...
RUSSIA AND TURKEY — TREATY OF KUTCHUK - KAINARJI - - Two years after the partition , the Russo - Turkish War came to an end by the famous Treaty of Kutchuk - Kainarji ( 1774 ) , in which Russia imposed on Turkey the heaviest terms yet ...
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against the other , and Russia promised not to oppose the Berlinto - Bagdad railway , leaving Germany free to negotiate with Turkey and England . But , in this agreement , Sazonov , the Russian minister , independently negotiated with ...
against the other , and Russia promised not to oppose the Berlinto - Bagdad railway , leaving Germany free to negotiate with Turkey and England . But , in this agreement , Sazonov , the Russian minister , independently negotiated with ...
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of Turkey . Germany also saw an end to her dream of supremacy in the Near East . Italy was more friendly to England and France , both of whom had consented to the conquest of Tripoli . Russia was not directly interested .
of Turkey . Germany also saw an end to her dream of supremacy in the Near East . Italy was more friendly to England and France , both of whom had consented to the conquest of Tripoli . Russia was not directly interested .
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