English: The Split Crow in the Crimea After a year-long siege by the French and British armies, the Russians abandoned the naval port of Sebastopol on September 11, 1855. Here, two allied soldiers have the Russian split crow wounded and on the run.
Русский: «Двуглавая ворона в Крыму». Карикатура в лондонском журнале «Панч», 29 сентября 1855 года. Два солдата союзников наблюдают побег двуглавого российского орла. Подпись: «Она сильно получила! Добей ее!»
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