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Alexander Sergeyevich Menshikov Biography

Historical biography and chronological timeline for Alexander Sergeyevich Menshikov, based on 10 World History Database records associated with Russia.

10 records1853–18546 events6 places

Chronological biography

1853

Menshikov MissionFebruary 1853
Warfare / Crimean War · Prince · Russian Envoy · Istanbul

Arrives to demand Ottoman recognition of Russian protection over Orthodox Christians.

1854

Invasion of CrimeaSeptember 1854
Warfare / Crimean War · Prince · Commander of Crimea · Crimea

The Allies land in the Crimea without any opposition from the Russian Commander.

Invasion of Crimea14 September 1854
Warfare / Crimean War · Prince · Commander · Crimea

Fails to oppose the Allied landing in Crimea.

Battle of Alma20 September 1854
Warfare / Crimean War · Prince · Alma

Defeated by the Allied forces of France and Great Britain who cross the River Alma. Chooses to fight the French and British on the River Alma on their march to Sevastopol.

Battle of Alma20 September 1854
Warfare / Crimean War · Prince · Commander · Alma

Is defeated by Allied forces on the River Alma.

Siege of Sevastopol25 September 1854
Warfare / Crimean War · Prince · Sevastopol

Directs Russian forces while naval ships are scuttled and their guns and crews are used in Sevastopol's defence.

Siege of Sevastopol25 September 1854
Warfare / Crimean War · Prince · Sevastopol

Leaves Sevastopol and marches to Bakhchisarai to join up with Russian reinforcements.

Battle of Balaclava25 October 1854
Warfare / Crimean War · Prince · Balaclava

Russian forces fail to break the Allied position linking Balaclava and Sevastopol.

Battle of Inkerman5 November 1854
Warfare / Crimean War · Prince · Inkerman

Menshikov attempts to break through the besieging troops. Loses 12,000 men compared to the British 3,300.

Battle of Inkerman5 November 1854
Warfare / Crimean War · Prince · Commander · Inkerman

Fails to break the Allied siege lines at Inkerman.

Titles and roles

Prince · Prince · Commander · Prince · Commander of Crimea · Prince · Russian Envoy

Record provenance

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