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Chronology of the three centuries of the Russian Fleet

Chronology of the three centuries of the Russian Fleet: Introduction
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The First Russian Ship “Orel” (the “Eagle”)
Glorious beginnings
The Great Northern War
Campaigns in the 18th Century
Battles in the Black Sea
Battles in the Baltic Sea
Mediterranean Sea Battles
Maritime Expeditions
The Crimean War
Latter Half of the 19th Century
The Russo-Japanese War
The Great War