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Treaty of Bucharest

The peace that ended the Russo-Turkish War of 1806–1812 was signed for Russia by Mikhail Kutuzov. Russia gained the land between the Prut and the Dniester (Bessarabia), and the border was drawn along the Prut.

Date
16 (28) May 1812exact dateJulian calendar (Old Style); the Gregorian date (New Style) is in brackets
Place
Bucharesttoday: Bucharest, Romania · Balkans and Anatolia
Participants
Russian Empire, Ottoman Empire, Mikhail Kutuzov
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Russia at the turn of the 19th century

The treaty was concluded a month before Napoleon’s invasion: the Ottoman Empire left the war, and the Army of the Danube could be moved to defend Russia’s western borders.

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  • First Serbian Uprising14 February 1804 – 7 October 1813 · Balkans and AnatoliaArticle 8 of the Treaty of Bucharest promised the Serbs an amnesty and self-government, but after the Russian troops left, the Ottomans crushed the uprising in 1813
  • French invasion of Russia24 June – 14 December 1812 · Eastern Europethe peace freed the Army of the Danube on the eve of Napoleon’s invasion
  • Treaty of Gulistan12 (24) October 1813 · Middle East and Egypttwo peace treaties on the southern frontiers, concluded during the struggle against Napoleon: with the Ottoman Empire (1812) and with Persia (1813)

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Sources

  1. Wikipedia (English): Treaty of Bucharest (1812)
  2. Wikipedia (Russian): Бухарестский мирный договор (1812)
  3. Wikidata: Q849286