Siege of Petropavlovsk (English Wikipedia)

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Compiled from several different sources: (a) Russkaya Starina, "Oborona Petropavlovskago porta." A.P. Arbuzov. Vol. 1, 1870, Part 2, pgs. 298–313, translation online at http://marksrussianmilitaryhistory.info/Petropavlovsk1854/Petropavlovsk1854.html, (b) Andrew C. Rath, The Global Dimensions of Britain and France’s Crimean War Naval Campaigns against Russia, 1854–1856, PhD thesis, McGill, 2011, (c) Duckers ibid, (d) Rod Robinson, Will God Forgive Me?, Wargames Illustrated, online at http://www.flamesofwar.com/Portals/0/Documents/WargamesIllustrated/WillGodForgiveMe.pdf Archived 27 December 2016 at the Wayback Machine , (e) A Russian language article by Pavel Kalmykov found online at http://www.kamchadaly.ru/index.php/kunena/oborona/337-desant

Sugawara, D.; Minoura K.; Imamura F.; Takahashi T. & Shuto N. (2005). "A huge sand dome, ca. 700,000 m³ in volume, formed by the 1854 Earthquake Tsunami in Suruga Bay, Central Japan" (PDF). ISET Journal of Earthquake Technology. 42 (4): 147–158. Retrieved 14 November 2009.

Compiled from several different sources: (a) Russkaya Starina, "Oborona Petropavlovskago porta." A.P. Arbuzov. Vol. 1, 1870, Part 2, pgs. 298–313, translation online at http://marksrussianmilitaryhistory.info/Petropavlovsk1854/Petropavlovsk1854.html, (b) Andrew C. Rath, The Global Dimensions of Britain and France’s Crimean War Naval Campaigns against Russia, 1854–1856, PhD thesis, McGill, 2011, (c) Duckers ibid, (d) Rod Robinson, Will God Forgive Me?, Wargames Illustrated, online at http://www.flamesofwar.com/Portals/0/Documents/WargamesIllustrated/WillGodForgiveMe.pdf Archived 27 December 2016 at the Wayback Machine , (e) A Russian language article by Pavel Kalmykov found online at http://www.kamchadaly.ru/index.php/kunena/oborona/337-desant

"The Defense of Petropavlovsk Port against an Anglo-French Squadron in 1854". marksrussianmilitaryhistory.info.
Compiled from several different sources: (a) Russkaya Starina, "Oborona Petropavlovskago porta." A.P. Arbuzov. Vol. 1, 1870, Part 2, pgs. 298–313, translation online at http://marksrussianmilitaryhistory.info/Petropavlovsk1854/Petropavlovsk1854.html, (b) Andrew C. Rath, The Global Dimensions of Britain and France’s Crimean War Naval Campaigns against Russia, 1854–1856, PhD thesis, McGill, 2011, (c) Duckers ibid, (d) Rod Robinson, Will God Forgive Me?, Wargames Illustrated, online at http://www.flamesofwar.com/Portals/0/Documents/WargamesIllustrated/WillGodForgiveMe.pdf Archived 27 December 2016 at the Wayback Machine , (e) A Russian language article by Pavel Kalmykov found online at http://www.kamchadaly.ru/index.php/kunena/oborona/337-desant

Compiled from several different sources: (a) Russkaya Starina, "Oborona Petropavlovskago porta." A.P. Arbuzov. Vol. 1, 1870, Part 2, pgs. 298–313, translation online at http://marksrussianmilitaryhistory.info/Petropavlovsk1854/Petropavlovsk1854.html, (b) Andrew C. Rath, The Global Dimensions of Britain and France’s Crimean War Naval Campaigns against Russia, 1854–1856, PhD thesis, McGill, 2011, (c) Duckers ibid, (d) Rod Robinson, Will God Forgive Me?, Wargames Illustrated, online at http://www.flamesofwar.com/Portals/0/Documents/WargamesIllustrated/WillGodForgiveMe.pdf Archived 27 December 2016 at the Wayback Machine , (e) A Russian language article by Pavel Kalmykov found online at http://www.kamchadaly.ru/index.php/kunena/oborona/337-desant