It was on Dec. 10 that Osman Pasha surrendered with his army of 40,000 men, unconditionally, after a siege which has become one of the most famous in military annals.

Osman Pasha, a near relative of the deceased Osman Pasha, the "Hero of Plevna," arrived to-day at Marseilles from Constantinople, whence he fled owing to the Sultan's suspicions that he was ...

In 1877, Plevna became the site of a celebrated siege when the Turkish commander, Osman Pasha, withstood three Russian attacks.

After the fall of Pleven (November 29 / December 10, 1977), the Russian troops crossed the Balkan Mountains in extremely harsh winter conditions and captured the Turkish Army of Ueisel Pasha in ...