The evaluation and aevaluation of Fevzi Pasha's 1853-1855 Turkish-Russian War and Crime time to present

Crimea has an important place in the south of Russia in the north of the Black Sea, both geopolitic and socially. Russia constantly wanted to descend into the hot seas and dominate the Straits. As long as the Ottoman Empire was strong, this was not possible. With the weakening of the Ottoman Empire, evin if Russia made several moves, the European states opposed to their own interests and tried to prevent Russia from going down to the hot seas by taking part near the Ottoman Empire. Although the apparent reason for the Crimean War is the fact that Russia has the right to protect the Orthodox living within the Ottoman Empire, the aim is always to prevent the spread of Russia by supporting the Ottoman state until the Treaty of Paris against which England and France have opposed it. In the Paris treaty, although the Ottoman state was at the table, the Ottoman state did not have very positive results. Written and translated in Ottoman, Fevzi Pasha (Fevzi KURTOĞLU) wrote in 1927 in the Turkish – Russian war and Crimean Expedition between 1853-1856 the political, military, economic situation of the Ottoman Empire before the Crimean War, as well as the preparation for war before and after the war diplomatic traffic and the developments after the war gives information about. The translation of the work has been faithful to the original text and the pages have been translated to be exactly the same. Keywords: Crimean War, Ottoman, Britain, Russia,France