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WHK 27 Russisch-Türkischer Krieg: Karte der Krim mit dem Zug der russischen Armee, 1770
Wilhelmshöher Kriegskarten >> Russisch-Türkischer Krieg (ab 1736) >> WHK 27 Russisch-Türkischer Krieg
(1770) 1799
Wilhelmshöher Kriegskarten
693x480 mm
v. Baumbach, Lieutenant
Karte/Plan
Identifikation (Karte/Plan): Originaltitel: Carte de la Crimée avec le Marche de l'Armée de Russe sous les Ordres du Prince Dolgorouky, Général en Chef, Chevalier de l'Ordre de St. Andrée et Grand Croix de l'Ordre militaire de St. Georg, en 1770
Identifikation (Karte/Plan): Inhaltliche Beschreibung: Marsch zur Krim, 1770
Identifikation (Karte/Plan): Inhaltliche Beschreibung: Übersichtskarte südl. Ukraine, Krim u. Asowsches Meer, mit Marsch vom Dnieper zur Krim
Weitere Angaben (Karte/Plan): Maßstab: 25 deutsche Meilen = 16,6 cm [ca. 1:1.100.000]
Weitere Angaben (Karte/Plan): Ausführung: Handzeichnung, farbig
Weitere Angaben (Karte/Plan): Blattzahl: 1
Vermerke: Deskriptoren: Baumbach
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