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Sur le quai de la gare de Batoum, le 14 avril: le general Youdenitch, qui commande les... 1916. Creator: Unknown
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Sur le quai de la gare de Batoum, le 14 avril: le general Youdenitch, qui commande les... 1916. Creator: Unknown
Sur le quai de la gare de Batoum, le 14 avril: le general Youdenitch, qui commande les armees du Caucase, conferant avec le prince Orlof, adjoint pour l'administration civile au vice-roi, le grand-duc Nicholas ; a gauche, les amiraux Kamenko et Rimsky-Korsakof, 1916. From "Collection de la Guerre IV. L'Illustration Tome CXLVII. La Guerre Janvier, Fevrier, Mars, Avril, Mai, Juin 1916"
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Sur le quai de la gare de Batoum, le 14 avril 1916: General Youdenitch, Commanding the Armies of the Caucasus, in Conference with Prince Orloff and Grand-Duke Nicholas This evocative photograph captures a pivotal moment during the Caucasus Campaign of the First World War. Taken on the quay of Batoum's train station in April 1916, the image features General Youdenitch, who commanded the Russian armies in the Caucasus region, in deep conversation with Prince Orloff, the civil administrator to the Russian vice-roy, Grand-Duke Nicholas. To their left, two admirals, Kamenko and Rimsky-Korsakoff, stand attentively. The Caucasus Campaign, fought between 1914 and 1918, was a significant part of the Eastern Front during World War I. The region, which straddles modern-day Turkey, Georgia, and Russia, was a strategic prize for both the Russian and Ottoman Empires. This photograph, from the "Collection de la Guerre IV" published in "L'Illustration" in 1916, provides a rare glimpse into the high-level military discussions that shaped the course of the conflict. The image, with its formal composition and somber palette, exudes an air of gravity and determination. The soldiers' uniforms, the stern expressions on their faces, and the seriousness of the conversation all underscore the immense stakes of the war and the importance of the decisions being made on the quay that day. This photograph, an intriguing piece of history, offers a unique window into the events of the First World War and the complexities of the Caucasus Campaign. Its provenance from the "Collection de la Guerre IV" and "L'Illustration" adds to its historical significance and makes it a valuable addition to any collection focusing on the 20th century, military history, or the First World War.
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