Emperor Alexander II and the Quest for Peace in the Crimean War

This chapter examines Emperor Alexander II's motivations for pursuing peace during the Crimean War in 1856, following Russia's defeat. It explores the implications of the Treaty of Paris, including significant territorial concessions and the impact on Russia's role in global affairs.

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