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Medal for the Victory of Chesma. Reverse

Medal for the Victory of Chesma. Reverse


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Medal for the Victory of Chesma. Reverse

Medal for the Victory of Chesma. Reverse. Found in the Collection of State Hermitage, St. Petersburg

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Alexey Orlov Battle Of Chesma Catherine The Great Chesma Chesma Bay Chesme Count Aleksey Orlov Decorations And Medals Destruction Of Turkish Fleet Empress Catherine Ii German Painting Glyptics And Medals Greek War Of Independence History Of Russia Medal Naval Battle Naval Battle Of Chesma Numismatics Orders Orlov Ottoman Armada Ottoman Empire Ottoman Fleet Russian Fleet Russian History Russo Turkish War State Hermitage Turkey Turkish Fleet Wars


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This print showcases the reverse side of the "Medal for the Victory of Chesma" a significant historical artifact found in the esteemed collection of State Hermitage, St. Petersburg. Crafted from bronze, this medal symbolizes a pivotal moment in history where Turkey and Russia clashed during the Russo-Turkish War. The image transports us back to an era when naval battles were fought with valor and determination. The Ottoman Empire's armada faced off against Catherine the Great's Russian fleet in Chesma Bay. This decisive battle resulted in the destruction of the Turkish fleet, marking a crucial turning point in both Russian and Greek history. The intricately designed medal pays homage to Count Aleksey Orlov, who played a vital role as commander during this historic conflict. It serves as a testament to his bravery and leadership on behalf of Empress Catherine II. As we delve into numismatics and explore fine art images like this one, we are reminded of how medals can encapsulate not only military triumphs but also cultural significance. This particular piece represents more than just victory; it embodies centuries-old alliances, geopolitical tensions, and profound transformations within Russia's rich history. Through its preservation at State Hermitage Museum, this remarkable medal continues to captivate viewers with its artistic beauty while serving as a tangible link to past events that shaped our world today.

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