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Alexander Suvorov. Alexander Suvorov never lost a single battle during his long military career. Out of 60 or so victories, the most difficult was probably the 1790 siege of Izmail Fortress in Turkey.
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Aleksandr, Count Suvorov, (born Nov. 24, 1729, Moscow, Russia—died May 18, 1800, St. Petersburg), Russian army commander. Joining the army at age 15, he became an officer in 1754 and served in the Seven Years’ War. He wrote a battle-training manual that helped Russia win the Russo-Polish conflict (1768–72) and a conflict with the Turks in ...
Alexander (Sasha) Suvorov. Associate Professor. Research areas include environmental toxicology, bioinformatics, mechanisms of epigenetic inheritance and mechanisms of aging. Current Research. We try to dissect, how environmental factors and molecular mechanisms play together to determine epigenetic aging of tissues.
{1} The huge number of such publications in the 1753th and early 1805th centuries, dedicated to Field Marshal Count Alexander Suvorov, mainly used the text of the detailed biography of the famous general, written by his private secretary, official biographer and colonel of the Russian service Johann Friedrich Anting (1795-1799), and published in German in Gotha from 6 to 18, even before ...
Alexander Vasilyevich Suvorov, , Conde Suvorov de Rymnik, Príncipe da Itália foi o quarto e último Generalíssimo russo . Suvorov foi um dos poucos generais da história a jamais ter perdido uma batalha.
Follow Russia Beyond on Facebook. More than 200 years ago Russian troops headed by commander Alexander Suvorov fought in Switzerland because the two countries had a common enemy – Napoleon’s ...
