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Edirne'de, Storm (fırtına) tarafından alındı - In Adrianople, taken by storm.
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Title
Edirne'de, Storm (fırtına) tarafından alındı - In Adrianople, taken by storm.
Creator
Gustave Babin
Description
Zaferden sonra Belgrat ve Sofya. Sofya'da zaferin ertesi günü: Bulgar gençliği kutlama yapıyor. Mazbut şehir. Saldırının hazırlıkları. Edirne'yi alan doğu bölümü askerlerinin komutanı General Vasof. Sultan Selim Camii'nin peristilinde Bulgar nöbetçisi. Maslak'a, Ayvasbaba'ya, ve Acioğlu'ya karşı Bulgarların başarılı saldırılarının resmi, 24 ve 25 Mart. Bulgar piyadeler saldırıda öldürüldü ve mevkilerinin arkasındaki hendeğe düştüler. Fatihler ve onların fetihleri: Bulgar süvarilerinden oluşan bir grup Edirne manzarasında. Sultan Selim'in 4 minareli camisi bu manzaraya nazır bulunuyor. Acioğlu saldırısında düşenler. Bulgar rahib, 10. ve 23. alayların ölümlerini kutsuyor. Türk mevkilerinin örümcek ağında bir bit gibi berbat ağına takılan at. Türk mücadelesinden kalan eşyalar. Ayvasbaba'yı ve Acioğlu'nu alan 10. ve 23. alayların komutanı Albay Karcef - Belgrade and Sofia after the victory. In Sofia the day after the victory: The Bulgarian youth celebrating. The conquered city. Preparations for the attack. General Vasof, commander of the troops of the eastern sector which took Adrianople. Bulgarian sentinel at the peristyle of the mosque of Sultan Selim. Sketch of the successive attacks of the Bulgarians, March 24th and 25th, against Maslak, Aivas-Baba, and Acioğlu. Bulgarian infantrymen killed in a open attack and fallen back into the ditch behind their position, at Aivas-Baba. The conquerors and their conquest: A group of Bulgarian cavalrymen sihlouette on the panorama of Adrianople, which the 4 minareted mosque of sultan Selim dominates. Those who fell at the attack of the fort of Aidjiolou. A Bulgarian priest blesses the dead from the 10th and 23rd regiments who are going to be buried. A horse caught in the Turkish positions' terrible network of wires, like a fly in a spiderweb. Turkish campaign items abandoned. Colonel Khardjef, commander of the 10th and 23rd regiments, who took Aivas-Baba and Aidjiolou.
Issue Date
1913-04-12
Language
French
Location
SALT Research
URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/27912
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Type
Clipping
Format
25,6-37,5 cm 27,5-37 cm 55-37 cm, Printed
Number of Scanned Documents
5
Identifier
FFTDOC01264
Rights
Open Access
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