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battle of Gangut

Russian history
Also known as: battle of Hangö, battle of Hanko
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  • Peter I
    Peter I
    / The Northern War (1700–21)

    …took part in the naval battle of Gangut (Hanko, or Hangö) in 1714, the first major Russian victory at sea.

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    …took part in the naval battle of Gangut (Hanko, or Hangö) in 1714, the first major Russian victory at sea.

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    Russia
    / Peter’s youth and early reign

    …in July 1714 off the Hangö (Gangut) peninsula and raided the Swedish mainland. The death of Charles XII (killed accidentally in Norway in 1718, soon after his return from Turkey) led to protracted negotiations (Congress of Åland) that ultimately resulted in the Peace of Nystad (August 30 [September 10, New…

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    …in July 1714 off the Hangö (Gangut) peninsula and raided the Swedish mainland. The death of Charles XII (killed accidentally in Norway in 1718, soon after his return from Turkey) led to protracted negotiations (Congress of Åland) that ultimately resulted in the Peace of Nystad (August 30 [September 10, New…

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