The First Austro-Russian-Turkish War

The First Austro-Russian-Turkish War is a historical account of the First Austro-Russian-Turkish War, a conflict that shaped the political landscape of Eastern Europe in the early 18th century. The book follows the diplomatic tensions between the Austrian Habsburg Empire, the Russian Empire, and the Ottoman Empire, which culminated in a series of battles and sieges that saw each power gain and lose ground. From the opening salvo at the Battle of Khotyn to the Treaty of Passarowitz, the end of the war marked a turning point in European history. The book explores the roles of lesser-known players, such as Poland-Lithuania, in the conflict, and examines how the war impacted the future of the region. Through detailed accounts of military tactics and political maneuvering, "The First Austro-Russian-Turkish War" provides a fascinating insight into one of Europe's most significant conflicts.