The Russian Army’s Use of Balkan Irregulars during the 1828–1829 Russo-Turkish War

Alexander Bitis · 2006

This chapter considers the role Balkan partisans were assigned in the war of 1828–9 — a role tempered by the tsarist regime's fear that their participation might unleash a general uprising in the Balkans.

Type:
Book Chapter
Author:
Alexander Bitis
Published:
2006
Publisher:
British Academy

This chapter considers the role Balkan partisans were assigned in the war of 1828–9 — a role tempered by the tsarist regime's fear that their participation might unleash a general uprising in the Balkans. It tackles the 1828 campaign, the developments over the 1828–9 winter, the 1829 campaign. It also examines whether the Balkan irregulars are freedom-fighters or brigands; Russia and the formation of the militia in the Principalities.

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What is "The Russian Army’s Use of Balkan Irregulars during the 1828–1829 Russo-Turkish War" about?
This chapter considers the role Balkan partisans were assigned in the war of 1828–9 — a role tempered by the tsarist regime's fear that their participation might unleash a general uprising in the Balkans.
Who wrote "The Russian Army’s Use of Balkan Irregulars during the 1828–1829 Russo-Turkish War"?
Alexander Bitis