Treaty Of Bucharest, 1812

Treaty of Bucharest of 1812 was signed on 28 May 1812 by the Ottoman Empire and the Russian Empire, at the end of the Russian-Turkish war (1806-1812). By its terms, Bessarabia (eastern half of Moldavia, now part of the Moldovan Republic) is ceded to the Russian Empire, Prut river becoming its new Eastern border. Also, Russia had the right to use the Danube for trade.

 

<< PreviousWord BrowserNext >>
fish (cipher)
christian pearce
ed cassidy
1856 in rail transport
trumbull
ed miliband
untold scandal
steam locomotives of ireland
lolita (cocktail)
wendi deng
london journal
hullabaloo (music)
big lake
bluffton
bronson
east atlanta
cazenovia
catskill
aniello dellacroce
romanian democratic convention
george hamilton
unstrut
steve mcclure
amicus bank
river slaney
chondogyo
mermaid's purse
hullabaloo (television)
norman lowell
xenotime
tombstone (cocktail)
1944 in rail transport
creswell
davie
emperor ming
1810 in rail transport
eunice
active monitor
stefan effenberg
dolores
elizabeth lupka
active terminator
elma
'one god! one aim! one destiny!'
Copyright 2005-2009 OnPedia.com. All Rights Reserved