6 January 1854Battle of CetateAhmed Pasha
Renews the Ottoman attack at Cetate before withdrawing as Russian reinforcements approach.
Historical records for Turkey in 1854, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Renews the Ottoman attack at Cetate before withdrawing as Russian reinforcements approach.
Maintains the Ottoman bridgehead at Calafat during months of Russian pressure.
Commands Ottoman troops defeated at Nigoiti during the Caucasus campaign.
Retains the Calafat bridgehead after Russian forces abandon their prolonged effort against it.
Takes responsibility for the defence after Musa Pasha is killed by Russian shellfire.
Commands the Ottoman corps driven from its fortified position at the Choloki River.
Holds Silistria against Russian pressure.
Leads Ottoman forces across the Danube and begins the successful fighting around Giurgiu.
Serves among the Ottoman commanders during the defeat at Kurekdere.
Commands the Ottoman army during its unsuccessful offensive at Kurekdere.
Serves with Ottoman troops defending Allied redoubts during the Russian attack at Balaclava.
Leads part of the Ottoman defence during the Russian siege of Silistria.
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