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Lieutenant-General Liprandi, 1856. Creator: Unknown

Lieutenant-General Liprandi, 1856. Creator: Unknown


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Lieutenant-General Liprandi, 1856. Creator: Unknown

Lieutenant-General Liprandi, 1856. Pavel Liprandi, Russian officer who fought in the Crimean War. It is from his command in the Crimea, rather than from his previous career, that Liprandi has acquired a great reputation in Western Europe. His energy and daring soon displayed themselves. It was General Liprandi who planned and carried out the attack on Balaclava, the consequences of which to the Allies, had it succeeded, would have been almost irretrievable'. From "Illustrated London News", 1856

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Battle Of Balaclava Casque Crimean War Helmet Medal Medals Protective Clothing Siege Siege Of Sebastopol Siege Of Sevastopol Spike Spiked


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This black and white print depicts Lieutenant-General Pavel Liprandi, a Russian officer who gained renown in Western Europe for his command during the Crimean War. Born in Russia, Liprandi's reputation was not established through his earlier career but rather from his actions in the Crimea. His energy and daring were soon evident, as he masterminded and executed the attack on Balaclava in 1854. Had this assault on the British and French forces been successful, the consequences for the Allies would have been dire. Liprandi is shown here in his military uniform, adorned with medals and wearing a casque, or helmet, with a spiked crest. His clothing is typical of the 19th century military fashion, with a high-collared jacket, trousers, and a sash. The print, which originated from "Illustrated London News" in 1856, provides a glimpse into the past, offering a glimpse into the appearance of a man who played a pivotal role in the Siege of Sevastopol and the Battle of Balaclava. Liprandi's image serves as a reminder of the intense and strategic battles that took place during the Crimean War, a conflict that significantly impacted European history.

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