Wars of Scottish Independence

Wars of Scottish Independence, Battle of Stirling Bridge, Battle of Falkirk, William Wallace, Robert the Bruce, Edward I, scots, Edward II, Battle of Bannockburn, Scottish Nationalism, Scottish Independence, English Invasion of Scotland, Declaration of Arbroath, War of the Three Kingdoms, Scottish Rebellion, Anglo-Scottish Wars, English Crown, Battle of Dunbar, Bruce’s Rebellion, Scottish Defeat, Scottish Victory, Stirling Castle, English Occupation, Battle of Edinburgh, Wars of the Roses, War of Independence, Scottish Army, Scottish Parliament, Treaty of Edinburgh-Northampton, Battle of Neville’s Cross, English Dominance, Battle of Berwick, 14th Century Scottish History, Scottish Kings, Scottish Highlands, Scottish Resistance, English Army, Scots Guards, Medieval Warfare, Scottish Military Tactics

Boxer Rebellion

Boxer Rebellion, Boxer Uprising, China, Qing Dynasty, Society of Righteous and Harmonious Fists, Empress Dowager Cixi, Eight-Nation Alliance, Beijing, Peking, Western Imperialism, Sino-Japanese War, Imperialist Powers, Foreign Legations, Siege of Beijing, Foreign Troops in China, Anti-Christian Uprising, Chinese Nationalism, Boxer Protocol, Qing Empire, Chinese Peasants, Anti-foreign Sentiment, Christian Missionaries, Beijing Legation Quarter, China’s Struggle, China’s Rebellion, Western Powers, Opium War, Boxer Movement, Chinese Army, Japanese Imperialism, European Imperialism, Russo-Japanese War, Taiping Rebellion, Chinese Revolt, Imperial Concessions, Imperial Expansion, Qing Dynasty Collapse

First Punic War

First Punic War, 264—241 BC, Carthage, Rome, Roman Republic, Punic Wars, Battle of Mylae, Battle of Ecnomus, Battle of the Aegates Islands, Hamilcar Barca, Fabius Pictor, Regulus, Roman Navy, Carthaginian Navy, Siege of Agrigentum, Punic Fleet, naval warfare, Punic Wars Naval Battles, Roman Victory, Roman Expansion, Carthaginian Expansion, Battle of Drepana, Battle of Panormus, Hanno the Great, Carthaginian Generals, Roman Consuls, Roman Legions, Mercenary Army, Carthaginian Empire, Sicily, Roman Republic Expansion, Roman Military Tactics, Carthaginian Tactics, Sicily Campaign, Carthage vs Rome, Treaty of Lutatius, Roman Naval Reform, Punic Strategies, First Punic War Battles, Hamilcar's Influence, Carthaginian Defeat, Roman Conquest of Sicily

Norman Conquest

Norman Conquest, Battle of Hastings, 1066, William the Conqueror, King Harold II, Anglo-Saxon England, Edward the Confessor, Bayeux Tapestry, Saxon Resistance, Viking Invasions, Anglo-Saxon Kings, Norman Army, Feudalism, Battle of Stamford Bridge, Anglo-Norman, Domesday Book, Saxon Nobility, Norman Nobility, Battle of Senlac Hill, Harold Godwinson, Norman Invasion, Normandy, Norman France, Conquest of England, Anglo-Norman Society, Castles, William I of England, William the Bastard, Norman Rule, Anglo-Saxon Rebellion, English Channel, Battle of Dives, Anglo-Saxon Culture, Feudal System, King William the Conqueror, Norman Knights, Saxon Peasants, English Monarchy, The Conqueror’s Reign, Battle of Lewes, King Henry I, English Law, Norman-Tudor Connections, Norman Dynasty, Norman Architecture, Early English Kings

Third Punic War

Third Punic War, 149—146 BC, Carthage, Rome, Roman Republic, Punic Wars, Battle of the Port of Carthage, Scipio Aemilianus, Cato the Elder, Carthaginian Resistance, Siege of Carthage, Destruction of Carthage, Roman Expansion, Punic Wars Final Battle, Numidia, King Massinissa, Carthaginian Revival, Roman Senate, Carthaginian Rebuilding Efforts, Roman Military Tactics, Carthage's Defeat, Roman Victory, Scipio Africanus, Carthaginian Generals, Siege Tactics, Carthaginian Navy, Romans in North Africa, Roman Conquest, Carthage's Fall, Battle of Carthage, Carthaginian Defense, Roman Legions, Roman Republic Expansion, Punic Wars Conclusion, Hellenistic World, Carthage's Last Stand, Roman Military Campaigns, Destruction of Carthaginian Culture, Roman Empire Rise, Roman Senators, War in North Africa

The Eighty Years War

Eighty Years' War, Dutch War of Independence, 1568—1648, Spanish Netherlands, Habsburg Spain, Netherlands, Spanish Empire, Dutch Revolt, Dutch Republic, William of Orange, Philip II of Spain, Battle of Lepanto, Eighty Years' War Battles, Treaty of Westphalia, Flanders, Catholic Spain, Protestant Netherlands, Spanish Army, Rebel Provinces, Union of Utrecht, Spanish Inquisition, Spanish Armada, Dutch Navy, Battle of the Spanish Armada, Sea Beggars, Dutch Golden Age, Treaty of Munster, Republic of the Seven United Provinces, Dutch-French Alliances, War of the Spanish Succession, Cardinal Richelieu, Franco-Dutch Alliance, Battle of Nieuwpoort, Siege of Breda, Dutch Colonial Expansion, Spanish Habsburgs, Siege of Antwerp, Battle of Turnhout, Philip IV of Spain, Truce of 1609, Huguenot Wars, Holy Roman Empire, Battle of the Dunes, Dutch trade, Dutch economy, Dutch independence, Decline of Spanish Power, Flemish Resistance, Dutch privateers

Six-Day War

Six-Day War, 1967 Arab-Israeli War, June War, Israel, Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Battle of Jerusalem, Battle of Golan Heights, Battle of Rafah, Israeli Air Force, Operation Focus, Operation Moked, Egyptian Air Force, Israeli Defense Forces, Nasser, King Hussein, Syrian Offensive, West Bank, Gaza Strip, Sinai Peninsula, Golan Heights, U.N. Security Council, Six-Day War Aftermath, Israeli Expansion, Jerusalem as Capital, Israel-Egypt Peace, Arab League, Israeli Victory, Egyptian Defeat, Israeli Strategy, Arab-Israeli Conflict, Middle East Tensions, 1967 Borders, Israel's Military Tactics, Palestinian Territories, Sinai Campaign, Jordanian Forces, Syrian Forces, U.N. Ceasefire, Israel's Territorial Gains, Middle East Peace Process, U.S. Involvement, Nasser’s Leadership

Yom Kippur War

Yom Kippur War, October War, Arab-Israeli War, 1973 Arab-Israeli War, Battle of Golan Heights, Battle of Sinai, Operation Badr, Israel Defense Forces, Egyptian Army, Syrian Army, Golda Meir, Anwar Sadat, Hafez al-Assad, Battle of Suezk Canal, Battle of the Chinese Farm, Israeli Counteroffensive, UN Peacekeeping, Camp David Accords, U.S. Involvement, Israeli Mobilization, Oil Crisis, Strategic Reserve, U.S. Airlift, Egyptian-Israeli Peace Talks, Battle of Latrun, Egyptian Victory, Israeli Victory, Middle East Peace Process, Armistice, Military Strategy, Arab Coalition, Syrian Offensive, Israeli Defensive Lines, Golan Heights, Israeli Tactics, Middle Eastern Conflicts, Arab Nationalism, Postwar Diplomacy, Yom Kippur War Aftermath

Falkland Islands War

Falkland Islands War, Battle of Goose Green, Battle of Mount Tumbledown, Falklands Conflict, HMS Sheffield, HMS Coventry, General Leopoldo Galtieri, Prince Andrew, Battle of Stanley, Falklands War Timeline, Argentine Navy, British Royal Navy, British Army, Argentine Army, Battle of Wireless Ridge, Operation Rosario, Operation Corporate, Malvinas, Falklands Sovereignty, Battle of the Falklands, Falkland Islands, British Task Force, Argentine Forces, South Atlantic Ocean, Falklands War Aftermath, Battle of San Carlos, ARA General Belgrano, Argentine Air Force, British Military Strategy, Naval Engagements, Island Defenses, South American Conflicts, British Victory, South Atlantic Campaign, Latin American Wars, UN and Falklands, Falkland Islands Diplomacy, UK-Argentina Relations, Falklands Island Recovery

Afghanistan War

Afghanistan War, War in Afghanistan, Taliban, Osama bin Laden, Al-Qaeda, Battle of Tora Bora, U.S. Military, NATO Forces, U.S. Invasion of Afghanistan, Operation Enduring Freedom, Battle of Kandahar, Battle of Helmand, Operation Anaconda, Battle of Panjwai, Kabul, Fall of Kabul, Afghan National Army, U.S. Withdrawal, NATO Operations, Afghanistan Peace Talks, Bin Laden Raid, Soviet-Afghan War, Mujahideen, Operation Moshtarak, Taliban Insurgency, U.S. Airstrike, Afghan Civil War, Kabul International Airport, U.S. Special Forces, Al-Qaeda Hideouts, Afghan War Casualties, International Military Coalition, Coalition Forces, Pakistan and Afghanistan, Global War on Terror, Taliban Regime, Afghanistan Conflict, Afghan War Timeline, Operation Freedom’s Sentinel, Kabul Evacuation, 9/11 Attacks, U.S. Counterterrorism, Afghan War Aftermath

War of the Spanish Succession

War of the Spanish Succession, Battle of Blenheim, Battle of Ramillies, Battle of Oudenarde, Battle of Malplaquet, Treaty of Utrecht, King Philip V, Duke of Marlborough, Prince Eugene of Savoy, Louis XIV, Bourbon Dynasty, Habsburg Dynasty, Austria, Great Britain, Spain, France, Holy Roman Empire, Battle of Turin, War of the Quadruple Alliance, Spanish Bourbon, Battle of Villaviciosa, Treaty of Ryswick, War of Austrian Succession, British Military, European Conflicts, Naval Warfare, War of Spanish Succession Timeline, Alliance System, European Balance of Power, Habsburg Spain, French Army, Spanish Crown, Battle of Höchstädt, Bourbon Heir, Battle of Pavia, Spanish Monarchy, Battle of Cassel, Louis XIV's Military, Diplomacy in the War, Imperial Army, French Strategy, European Warfare, Early 18th Century Wars

Ottoman-Venetian Wars

Ottoman Venetian Wars, Venetian Republic, Ottoman Empire, Battle of Lepanto, Venetian Navy, Ottoman Navy, Venetian Territories, Adriatic Sea, Siege of Famagusta, Battle of Preveza, Battle of Djerba, Venetian-Ottoman Conflict, Cyprus, Malta, Venetian Fortifications, Naval Warfare, Venetian Expansion, Ottoman Expansion, Trade Routes, Levant, Balkans, Venetian Diplomacy, Ottoman Diplomacy, Turkish Navy, Venetian Empire, Christian Europe, Ottoman Conquest, Siege of Candia, Battle of Nafpaktos, Habsburg Monarchy, Empire of Venice, Eastern Mediterranean, Venetian Colonies, Venetian-Ottoman Treaty, Ottoman Conquest of Cyprus, Venetian Decline, Mediterranean Conflicts, Islamic Warfare, Renaissance Naval Battles, Ottoman-Venetian Peace

Byzantine-Sassanid War

Byzantine-Sassanid War, Sassanid Empire, Byzantine Empire, Battle of Ctesiphon, Battle of Nineveh, Emperor Heraclius, King Khosrow II, Battle of Antioch, Siege of Dvin, Battle of Yarmouk, Persian Invasion, Byzantine Generals, Persian Expansion, Sassanid Army, Eastern Roman Empire, Sassanid Military Tactics, Byzantine Resistance, Siege of Constantinople, Persian Invasions, Battle of Melitene, Sassanid Diplomacy, Roman-Persian Conflicts, Battle of Dara, Roman-Persian Wars, Sassanid Caliphates, Byzantine Diplomacy, Persian Army, Persian Strategy, Heraclius vs Khosrow, Byzantine Military, Fall of the Sassanid Empire, Ancient Warfare, Battle of Thapsus, Middle Eastern Warfare, Byzantine-Persian Border, Roman Empire at War, Byzantine Defense, Medieval Persia

Taiping Civil War

Taiping Civil War, Taiping Rebellion, Hong Xiuquan, Qing Dynasty, Heavenly Kingdom of Peace, Battle of Nanjing, Battle of Shangdu, Qing Imperial Army, Taiping Army, Taiping Troops, Zuo Zongtang, Li Hongzhang, Taiping Forces, Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, Battle of Songjiang, Battle of Wuchang, Chinese Civil War, Taiping Revolution, Qing Empire, Taiping Insurrection, Battle of Guangxi, Battle of Changzhou, Battle of Tianjing, Taiping Ideology, Taiping Movement, Hong Rengan, Chinese Christian Rebellion, Qing Defeat, Taiping Victory, Qing Restoration, Chinese Dynasty, War Casualties, Taiping Defeat, Western Powers, Opium Trade, Hong Kong, Rebellion in China, Qing Military Strategy, Chinese Peasants, Liuzhou, Rebellious China, Taiping Decline, China’s Civil War, Reformation of China, Taiping Leaders

Korean War

Korean War, Korean Conflict, North Korea, South Korea, Kim Il-sung, Syngman Rhee, Korean Peninsula, Battle of Pusan Perimeter, Battle of Inchon, Battle of the Chosin Reservoir, Battle of Seoul, Battle of Kunu-ri, Korean War Timeline, UN Forces, Chinese People's Volunteer Army, Chinese Intervention, United States Military, MacArthur, North Korean Invasion, Korean War Armistice, 38th Parallel, DMZ, U.S. Air Force, Soviet Support, Korean War Aftermath, North Korea Invasion, Cold War, Korean War Casualties, Pusan Perimeter Defense, Korean War Refugees, Korean War Veterans, U.S. Marine Corps, General MacArthur, Battle of Kim Il-sung, 1953 Ceasefire, War of Attrition, Korean War Diplomacy, Allied Forces, Korean Unification, Pyongyang, Seoul Recapture, Military Strategy, Battle of Wonsan, Korean War Strategy, Soviet Involvement, Truce Talks

Vietnam War

Vietnam, Viet Nam, Vietnamese, Vietcong, Viet Cong, VC, NVA, ARVN, Saigon, Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh, Ho Chi Min, Indochina, Indo China, Indochinese, Tet Offensive, Gulf of Tonkin, Fall of Saigon, Vietnam War, Vietnam Conflict, Second Indochina War, Jungle Warfare, Agent Orange, Napalm, Guerrilla War, US Army, US Marines, Ho Chi Minh Trail, Hanoi Bombing, Dien Bien Phu, Cold War, Communism, Communist Vietnam, South Vietnam, North Vietnam

First Messenian War

Sparta, Spart, Spartan, Spartiates, Spa, Messenia, Messen, Messenian, Messe, Helot, Helots, Greece, Grece, Greek, Hellenic, Peloponnesian, First Messenian War, Messenian Rebellion, Ancient Greece, Lacedaemon

Third Messenian War

Second Messenian War, Messenian Revolt, Helot Revolt, Helot Uprising, Messenia, Messen, Messenian, Messinian, spart, mess, Sparta, Spartan, Spartans, Spartiates, Lacedaemon, Lacedaemonian, Peloponnesian, Ancient Greece, Greek War, Tyrtaeus, Greek Poet, Hoplite, Hoplites, Phalanx, Greek Warfare, Archaic Greece, Dorian, Dorians, Peloponnesian Wars, Helot Rebellion, Spartan Army, Spartan Warfare, Battle of the Great Trench

Lamian War

Lamian War, Hellenic War, Greek Revolt, War of Lamia, Athens, Athenian Army, Aetolia, Aetolians, Thessaly, lami, Lamia, Siege of Lamia, Battle of Crannon, Antipater, Macedonian Army, Macedon, Macedonia, Alexander’s Successors, Diadochi, Hellenistic Wars, Hellenistic Period, Greek Warfare, Phalanx, Hoplites, Mercenaries, Leosthenes, Hypereides, Demosthenes, Ancient Greece, Greek City-States, Corinth, Thebes, Sparta, Macedonian Hegemony, Macedonian Phalanx, Antipatrid Dynasty, Successor Wars

Second Messenian War

Second Messenian War, Messenian Revolt, Helot Revolt, Helot Uprising, Messenia, Messen, Messenian, Messinian, spart, spa, mess Sparta, Spartan, Spartans, Spartiates, Lacedaemon, Lacedaemonian, Peloponnesian, Ancient Greece, Greek War, Tyrtaeus, Greek Poet, Hoplite, Hoplites, Phalanx, Greek Warfare, Archaic Greece, Dorian, Dorians, Peloponnesian Wars, Helot Rebellion, Spartan Army, Spartan Warfare, Battle of the Great Trench

Second Punic War

Second Punic War, Hannibal, Scipio, Scipio Africanus, Rome, Roman Republic, Carthage, Carthaginian, Carthaginians, cartha, Punic War, Punic Wars, War Elephants, Battle of Cannae, Battle of Zama, Battle of Trebia, Battle of Lake Trasimene, Hannibal’s Crossing, Alps Crossing, Fabius Maximus, Fabian Strategy, Numidian Cavalry, Roman Legion, Quintus Fabius, Hasdrubal, Hasdrubal Barca, Hamilcar Barca, Iberia, Saguntum, Siege of Saguntum, Mediterranean War, Ancient Rome, Ancient Carthage, Phoenician, Barcid Dynasty

Napoleonic Wars

Napoleonic Wars, Napoleon, Napoleon Bonaparte, French Empire, First French Empire, Emperor Napoleon, napol, napole, Battle of Austerlitz, Battle of Waterloo, Battle of Borodino, Battle of Leipzig, Battle of Trafalgar, Duke of Wellington, Arthur Wellesley, Marshal Ney, Marshal Murat, Marshal Davout, Tsar Alexander I, Russian Campaign, Invasion of Russia, Retreat from Moscow, Peninsular War, Iberian Campaign, War of the Sixth Coalition, War of the Third Coalition, War of the Fifth Coalition, Hundred Days, Congress of Vienna, Grande Armée, Imperial Guard, French Revolution, Coalition Forces, Prussia, Austria, Britain, Russia, Spain, Napoleonic Era, Napoleonic Strategy, Continental System, Napoleonic Code, Corsica, St. Helena, Elba, Exile of Napoleon

Lelantine War

Lelantine War, Lelantine Conflict, Euboean War, Chalcis, Eretria, Chalcidian, Eretrian, Euboea, Euboean League, Ancient Greece, Greek Warfare, Archaic Greece, Hoplite Warfare, Greek City-States, Naval Warfare, Mercenaries, Thessaly, Corinth, Sparta, Athens, Lelantine Plain, Lelantine Dispute, Trade War, Greek Colonization, Black-Figure Pottery, Homeric Era, Hesiod, Ionian, Dorian, Aeolian, Tyrants of Corinth, Amphictyonic League

Gallic Wars

Gallic Wars, Julius Caesar, Gaius Julius Caesar, Gaul, Gallia, Gallic Tribes, Gauls, Gallic, Battle of Alesia, Siege of Alesia, Battle of Bibracte, Battle of Gergovia, Vercingetorix, Arverni, Aedui, Helvetii, Belgae, Nervii, Eburones, Germanic Tribes, Roman Legions, Roman Republic, Conquest of Gaul, Commentarii de Bello Gallico, Caesar’s Gallic War, De Bello Gallico, Roman Army, Legions, Centurions, Auxiliaries, Roman Strategy, Roman Tactics, Germania, Rhine River, Alps, Celtic Warfare, Druids, Roman Provinces

American Revolution

American Revolution, Revolutionary War, War of Independence, United States, U.S., Thirteen Colonies, indepen, americ, Colonial America, Continental Army, George Washington, British Army, Redcoats, King George III, Battle of Lexington, Battle of Concord, Battle of Bunker Hill, Battle of Saratoga, Battle of Yorktown, Continental Congress, Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, King’s Mountain, Treaty of Paris, Patriots, Loyalists, Sons of Liberty, Paul Revere, Samuel Adams, Minutemen, French Revolution, American Independence, Federalism, Bill of Rights, Revolutionaries, American Founding Fathers, 13 Colonies, New Jersey Plan, Articles of Confederation

Jinshin War

Jinshin War, Jinshin no Ran, Japanese Civil War, Japan, Imperial Japan, Emperor Go–Sai, Prince Takanaga, Emperor Tenji, Emperor Tenmu, Nara Period, Heian Period, Samurai, Japanese Warfare, Soga Clan, Fujiwara Clan, Tokugawa Shogunate, Battle of the Imperial Palace, Emperor Kōbō, Imperial Succession, Coup d'état, Rebellion, Military Revolution, Japanese Nobility, Japanese Feudalism, Kamakura Shogunate, Sengoku Period, Japanese History, Clan Warfare, Ritsuryō System, Court Factions, Imperial Family, Nara, Kyoto

Persian Gulf War

Persian Gulf War, Gulf War, Desert Storm, Operation Desert Shield, Operation Desert Storm, Iraq, Saddam Hussein, Kuwait, Coalition Forces, United States, United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia, Iraq War, Scud Missiles, Patriot Missiles, Battle of 73 Easting, Battle of Khafji, Air Campaign, Ground Campaign, General H. Norman Schwarzkopf, Coalition Air Forces, U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, U.S. Air Force, U.S. Marines, Iraq Invasion, Kuwait Invasion, Operation Desert Sabre, Coalition Ground Forces, Baghdad, Saddam Hussein’s Regime, UN Sanctions, UN Security Council Resolutions, Liberation of Kuwait, Military Technology, Stealth Bombers, Smart Bombs, Chemical Weapons, Trench Warfare, Iraqi Republican Guard

Russo-Japanese War

Russo-Japanese War, Japan, Russia, Battle of Tsushima, Battle of Port Arthur, Battle of Mukden, Battle of Yalu River, Tsar Nicholas II, Emperor Meiji, Russian Empire, Empire of Japan, Treaty of Portsmouth, Japanese Navy, Russian Navy, Tsushima Strait, Imperial Japanese Army, Russian Imperial Army, Japan's Victory, Manchuria, Korea, Eastern Front, Pacific Ocean, Port Arthur, Vladivostok, Russian Revolution of 1905, Imperialism, Naval Warfare, Modern Warfare, Battleships, Japanese Imperialism, Westernization of Japan, Russo-Japanese relations, Yellow Sea, Eastern Sea, Samurai, Army Modernization, Military Reforms, Sun Yat-sen

Western Roman Empire at War

Western Roman Empire, Roman Empire, Roman Warfare, Roman Legions, Roman Army, Western Rome, Fall of Rome, roma, Battle of the Teutoburg Forest, Battle of Adrianople, Battle of Cannae, Battle of Zama, Julius Caesar, Augustus, Emperor Constantine, Visigoths, Vandals, Huns, Battle of Rome, Roman Military, Roman Fortifications, Roman Civil Wars, Gothic Wars, Barbarian Invasions, Siege of Rome, Roman Emperors, Roman Generals, Roman Tactics, Roman Strategy, Roman Cavalry, Roman Infantry, Roman Navy, Decline of the Roman Empire, Roman Borders, Roman Provinces, Rome’s Border Wars, Huns under Attila, Alaric I, Theodosius I, The Sack of Rome

Spanish-American War

Spanish-American War, 1898, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Philippines, Guam, Spain, United States, Theodore Roosevelt, americ, america, Battle of Manila Bay, Battle of San Juan Hill, USS Maine, Yellow Journalism, Rough Riders, Admiral Dewey, Cuba Libre, Treaty of Paris, Imperialism, Cuban Independence, Spanish Empire, Filipino-American War, Puerto Rico, Battle of Santiago de Cuba, William McKinley, Spanish Fleet, U.S. Navy, Caribbean, Pacific, Colonialism, Spain’s Decline, American Expansionism, US Territorial Acquisitions, Anti-Imperialism, Platt Amendment, Philippine Insurrection, Cuba, U.S. Colonial Policy, Gilded Age, Monroe Doctrine

Bosnian War

Bosnian War, Sarajevo, Siege of Sarajevo, Srebrenica Massacre, Bosnian Serbs, Bosnian Croats, Bosnian Muslims, Dayton Agreement, Ethnic Cleansing, Ratko Mladic, Radovan Karadzic, Siege of Mostar, UN Peacekeepers, NATO Intervention, Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Republika Srpska, Siege of Visegrad, Bosnian Refugees, Sarajevo Rose, Yugoslav Wars, 1990s Conflict, Balkan Wars, NATO Bombing, Ethnic Conflict, Peace Accords, Refugee Crisis, War Crimes, International Criminal Tribunal, War Crimes Trials, European Union, UNHCR, International Humanitarian Law, Yugoslavia, Bosnian Genocide, International Peacekeeping, Bosnian War Timeline, Civil War in Bosnia

Crimean War

Crimean War, Crimean Campaign, Battle of Balaclava, Battle of Inkerman, Battle of Sevastopol, Russia, Ottoman Empire, crimea, British Empire, French Empire, Sardinia, Florence Nightingale, Lord Raglan, Emperor Nicholas I, Tsar Nicholas I, Charge of the Light Brigade, Charge of the Heavy Brigade, Siege of Sevastopol, Treaty of Paris, Russian Empire, Allied Forces, Black Sea, Ottoman Army, Russian Defeat, Russian Expansionism, Military Hospitals, Florence Nightingale, Modern Warfare, Red Cross, Crimean Peninsula, British Army, French Army, Sardinian Army, Crimean Tactics, Siege Warfare, Modern Medicine, Crimean Military Technology, General Pierre Bosquet, Allied Naval Forces