Journals / BELLETEN / 2013 / Cilt: 77 - Sayı: 280

Ottoman and Allied Prisoners of War in Russia during the Crimean War (1853-1856)

Kırım Harbi Sırasında Rusya'daki Esir Osmanlı ve Müttefik Askerleri (1853-1856)

Journal
BELLETEN
Pages
983–1030
Publication Date
2013-12-01
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Besides, exchange of prisoners, their return to homeland as well as motives of those prisoners who wanted to stay in Russia are touched upon in order to give a complete picture of captivity.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Thousands of Ottoman soldiers had to live in the Russian interior as prisoners of war during thc Crimean War.
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Key Findings & Data:Thcir difficult journey into Russia and their ac­commodation in several Russian cities are unknown aspects of thc Russo-Ottoman wars.
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Conclusion & Impact:Besides, exchange of prisoners, their return to homeland as well as motives of those prisoners who wanted to stay in Russia are touched upon in order to give a complete picture of captivity.
🔬Design:Research Article
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Crimean War · Ottoman army · XIX. century

Abstract

Thousands of Ottoman soldiers had to live in the Russian interior as prisoners of war during thc Crimean War. Thcir difficult journey into Russia and their ac­commodation in several Russian cities are unknown aspects of thc Russo-Ottoman wars. Experiences of those captives canalso give clues to understandRussian and Ottoman societics in thc middle of the nineteenth century. This work, thercfore, discusses not only the legal and material aspects of captivity, but also its social out­comes. Besides, exchange of prisoners, their return to homeland as well as motives of those prisoners who wanted to stay in Russia are touched upon in order to give a complete picture of captivity.

Özet

Binlerce Osmanlı askeri Kırım Harbi sırasında Rus ordusuna esir olarak Rusya içlerinde yaşamak mecburiyetinde kalmıştır. Bu tutsakların esarete yolculukları ve Rus şehirlerindeki ikametleri hem Osmanlı - Rus harplerinin bilinmeyen bir yönü­ne ışık tutmakta hem de XIX. yüzyılın ortasında iki toplumu anlama adına kayda değer ipuçları sunmaktadır. Bu sebeple bu çalışmada savaş esaretinin hukuki ve maddi boyutlarıanlatılırken savaş esirinin yabancı bir toplum içerisindeki tecrübeleri de tartışılacaktır. Ayrıca esaretten dönüşten ve Rusya'da kalmak isteyen esirlerden bahsedilerek savaş esareti bütün veçheleriyle aktarılmış olacaktır.

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KÖREMEZLİ, İ. (2013). Ottoman and Allied Prisoners of War in Russia during the Crimean War (1853-1856). BELLETEN, Cilt: 77 - Sayı: 280, 983–1030. https://ajindex.com/articles/126227

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