French travelers in Crimea. 19th century
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French travelers in the Crimea. XIX century.
The book unites the impressions of French writers and travelers who visited the Crimea in the second half of the XIX century. The reader will see their eyes a heroic Sevastopol and Chersonese after the Eastern War (1853 -1856), will take a trip to the southern coast, cave cities, East Crimea. He learns new details about the once loud affairs of famous French adventurers of Countess De Lammott and Baroness Cuuder, who spent their last days in the Crimean link and are buried here. For a wide range of readers
The book unites the impressions of French writers and travelers who visited the Crimea in the second half of the XIX century. The reader will see their eyes a heroic Sevastopol and Chersonese after the Eastern War (1853 -1856), will take a trip to the southern coast, cave cities, East Crimea. He learns new details about the once loud affairs of famous French adventurers of Countess De Lammott and Baroness Cuuder, who spent their last days in the Crimean link and are buried here. For a wide range of readers