The Lacy army (already forty thousand men…

July 1737 CE

The Lacy army (already forty thousand men strong) marches into the Crimea the same month, inflicting a number of defeats on the Army of the Crimean Khan and capturing Karasubazar.

However, Lacy and his troops have to leave the Crimea due to lack of supplies.

The Crimean campaign of 1736 ends in Russian withdrawal into Ukraine, after an estimated thirty thousand deaths, of which only two thousand had died in battle and the rest of hunger famine and disease.

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Belogorsk > Karasubazar Krym Ukraine View →

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Anna of Russia View → Augustus III of Poland View → Burkhard Christoph von Münnich View → Stanisław Leszczyński View → Tahmasp II View →

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