File:Fall of Sevastopol.jpg

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French zouaves and Russian soldiers engaged in hand-to-hand combat at the Malakoff tower.

Français : La chute de Sébastopol : des zouaves français et des soldats russes dans un combat au corps à corps à la tour Malakoff

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