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	Eduard Totleben
		Eduard Ivanovich Totleben (or Todleben) (May 20, 1818 - July 1, 1884), Count, general, was a famous Russian military engineer.
		By his advice the fleet was sunk, in order to blockade the mouth of the harbour, and the deficiency of fortifications on the land side was made good before the allies could take advantage of it.
		Totleben saw that it would be necessary to draw works round Osman Pasha, and cut him off from communication with the other Turkish commanders.
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		Eduard Ivanovich Totleben (or Todleben) (May 20, 1818 - July 1, 1884), (The total number counted) Count, general, was a famous (A federation in northeastern Europe and northern Asia; formerly Soviet Russia; since 1991 an independent state) Russian military engineer.
		By his advice the fleet was sunk, in order to blockade the mouth of the harbour, and the deficiency of (Defensive structure consisting of walls or mounds built around a stronghold to strengthen it) fortifications on the land side was made good before the allies could take advantage of it.
		Totleben saw that it would be necessary to draw works round (Click link for more info and facts about Osman Pasha) Osman Pasha, and cut him off from communication with the other Turkish commanders.
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	TOTLEBEN, EDUARD IVANOVICH. The Columbia Encyclopedia: Sixth Edition. 2000 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		In a very short time Totleben constructed a system of fortifications that enabled the garrison to hold out for nearly a year.
		Totleben is considered the originator of a new technique of fortification.
		He planned the siege of Pleven in the later Russo-Turkish War (1877–78) and subsequently received the command of the entire Russian army and was created a count.
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		Totleben, though still a junior field officer,became the animating genius of the defense.
		By his advice the fleet was sunk, in order to blockade the mouth of the harbour, andthe deficiency of fortifications on the land side was made good before the allies could take advantage of it.
		Totleben saw that it would be necessary to draw worksround Osman Pasha, and cut him off from communication with the other Turkishcommanders.
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	Encyclopedia: Seven Years' War
		In the Battle of Liegnitz Frederick scored a victory despite being outnumbered three to one.
		The Russians under General Totleben and Austrians under General Lacy briefly occupied Berlin.
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		On Totleben's advice, the Russian fleet was sunk in the Sevastopol harbor in order to blockade its mouth (the Monument to the Sunken Ships, commemorating the event, is Sevastopol's main landmark).
		The artillery from the fleet was then transferred to the earthworks and redoubts that were rapidly thrown up on the landward side before the enemy could take advantage of any weakness.
		Thanks to Totleben's improvisations (which introduced a new approach to fortification), the Sevastopol garrison was able to hold out for nearly a year.
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	GR-HERITAGE Archives -- May 2001, week 3 (#58)
		He was sent by Alexander II to the Black Sea area in April, 1874, to find out why so many of the highly valued Mennonites were emigrating.
		The military service law of that year had allowed alternative service for Mennonites in hospitals and army workplaces, but Totleben found out that the more radical Mennonites wanted alternatives that had nothing to do with warmaking.
		Apparently Totleben overcame any worries he may have had about losing potential soldiers.
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		Eduard Ivanovich Totleben, Russian, Soviet, And CIS History, Biographies
		Eduard Ivanovich Totleben[both: edwArt´ EvA´nuvich tOt´lyebyin] Pronunciation Key, 1818–84, Russian general and military engineer.
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	RBML Collections: Totleben, Eduard Ivanovich, graf, 1818-1884.
		The correspondence includes one letter from ︠T︡Saŕ Alexander II, two from Dmitriĭ A. Mil︠i︡utin, a draft of a letter Totleben sent to the ︠T︡Saŕ, several invitations to official functions and a bound volume containing Totleben's letters to his wife written during the Crimean War.
		The manuscripts comprise nine volumes of Totleben's diary entries from the Russo-Turkish War of 1877-1878.
		Among the documents are diplomas and awards received by Totleben and a copy of his service record.
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		(1814-1879) Prince Alexander Ivanovich Baryatinsky, as commander of the Russian troops in the Eastern Caucasus since 1856, led the final operations against guerilla leader Shamil.
		General Totleben participated in the struggle against Shamil (1848-1850).
		During the Crimean War, he was responsible for maintaining the fortifications at Sebastopol.
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	TODLEBEN (or TOTLEBEN), FRANZ EDUARD IVANOVICH, COUNT (1818-1884) - Encyclopedia Britannica - TODLEBEN (or TOTLEBEN), ...
		TODLEBEN (or TOTLEBEN), FRANZ EDUARD IVANOVICH, COUNT (1818-1884), Russian engineer general, was born at Mittau in Courland, on the 2oth of May 1818.
		His parents were of German descent, and of the mercantile class, and he himself was intended for commerce, but a strong instinct led him to seek the career of a military engineer.
		It was in the ceaseless improvisation of defensive works and offensive counterworks to meet every changing phase of the enemy's attack that
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	The Sevastopol Bratskoe Cemetery
		Just where the graves of defenders end is buried Graf Eduard Ivanovich Totleben, famed for building the hastily erected Sevastopol defenses.
		Thanks to such a unity of spirit, with unbelievable speed the city was surrounded on the landward side with a line of imposing fortifications.
		The genius behind all these works was the young Totleben (at that time a colonel).
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	Carl Savich \| Columns \| serbianna.com
		Russian General Eduard Totleben planned the siege of Plevna (Pleven) in northern Bulgaria which was besieged by Russian, Romanian, Serbian, and Montenegrin troops for four months.
		In September, 1854, British and French troops landed in Crimea with the objective to capture the strategic port of Sevastopol.
		Russian commander Eduard Ivanovich Totleben created a system of fortifications that allowed the city to withstand a year-long siege that decimated the British forces.
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	Mennonite Historian -- Volume XII, No. 3, September 1996 - Mennonite Church Canada
		They showed us some of their collections and expressed their appreciation of contacts with western Mennonites who are interested in materials available in their holdings.
		During the 1870s, for instance, a number of conferences dealing with the military question and conscription were held on these premises.
		In April, 1874, General Eduard Ivanovich Totleben (1818-1884) had a meeting here to attempt to dissuade the Mennonites of southern Russia from emigrating.
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		TOTLEBEN, EDUARD IVANOVICH [Totleben, Eduard Ivanovich ], 1818-84, Russian general and military engineer.
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		Totleben or Todleben, Eduard Ivanovich, 1818-84, Russian general and military engineer.
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	Lithuania
		1855 - 13 May 1863 Vladimir Ivanovich Nazimov (b.
		1866 - 1868 Eduard, Graf von Baranov (b.
		1880 - 1884 Eduard (Ivanovich), Graf Totleben (b.
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