Otuz günlük savaş. Bulgar çabaları nasıl bozdu. Türk Ordusu onurunu kurtarıyor. İstanbul'un Fransız Hastanesi'ne ziyaret - The thirty days' war. How the Bulgarian effort broke. The Turkish army rescues its honor. A visit to the French Hospital of Constantinople.
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Title
Otuz günlük savaş. Bulgar çabaları nasıl bozdu. Türk Ordusu onurunu kurtarıyor. İstanbul'un Fransız Hastanesi'ne ziyaret - The thirty days' war. How the Bulgarian effort broke. The Turkish army rescues its honor. A visit to the French Hospital of Constantinople.
Creator
Alain de Pennenrun, Georges Rémond.
Description
Çatalca'da Bulgarların başarısızlığı. Silahların akşamı. Savaş gazetecisinin Ermeniköy'e varışı. General Radko Dimitrief, Ermeniköy güzergahında. Savaşın ilk günü.17, 18, ve 19 Kasım, Çatalca Savaşı'nın skeci. Çatalca Savaşı (17 Kasım)-19. Piyadenin Komutanı Albay Yossilief, 5. Ağır Silah'tan Martchef ve subaylardan bir grup ateş açılış anında Türklerin konumlarını denetliyor. İkinci gün. Üçüncü gün: Bulgaristan'ın dağınık saldırısı. Bulgaristan'ın yenmesi. Çatalca hatlarının başarılı savunması. İstanbul'dan Hadımköy'e: Cennet gibi bir vadi. Yabancı askeri uzmanlar Mahmudiye Hisarı'nda. 16, 17, ve 18 Kasım'daki savaşların Türk versiyonu. Çarpışmalar ve top ateşi: Kolera azalıyor. Mahmudiye bataryalarında. Sırttan görülen bir savaş. Djemil Münir Bey. Türk ordusu tamamen kendine geliyor. Bulgar kurşunlarının ve şarapnellerinin etkileri - The Bulgarians' failure at Çatalca. The evening of arms. The arrival of a war correspondant at Ermeniköy. General Radko Dimitrief on the route to Ermeniköy. The first day of battle. Sketch of the Battle of Çatalca for the 17, 18, and 19th of November. Battle of Çatalca (November 17th)-Colonel Yossilief, the commander of the 19th infantry, Major Martchef, from the 5th artillery unit, and a group of officers examine the Turkish position at the opening of fire. The second day. The third day: The broken Bulgarian offensive. Bulgarian defeat. Successful defense of the lines of Çatalca. From Constantinople to Hademköy: An idyllic valley. Foreign military attachés at fort Mahmoudie. The Turkish version of the combat on November 16th, 17th, and 18th. Skirmishs and canonnade: Cholera diminishes. At the batteries of Mahmoudie. War seen from one's back. Djemil Munir Bey. The Turkish army pulls itself together completely. Effects of Bulgarian bullets and shrapnels.
Issue Date
1912-12-14
Language
French
Subject
Location
SALT Research
URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/19219
Collections
Type
Format
29,7-40,5 cm, Printed
Number of Scanned Documents
8
Identifier
FFTDOC01258
Rights
Open Access
Accrual Method
Purchase

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