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The 22 pages that link to Russo-Turkish War (1877–1878), each with the reason it gives.

• Crimean WarCompared with: It renewed the struggle over Ottoman territories after the Crimean settlement.

• Young Turk RevolutionRelated: Its aftermath preceded Abdulhamid II’s suspension of parliament and deepened reformist opposition.

• Pan-SlavismRelated: Russian intervention in Balkan affairs drew on claims of protecting fellow Slavs and Orthodox Christians.

• Congress of BerlinRelated: Russia’s victory created the settlement that the Congress was convened to revise.

• Alexander II of RussiaRelated: The war tested Alexander II’s empire abroad and contributed to tensions over the settlement that followed.

• Treaty of BerlinNarrower topic: Its outcome produced the peace settlement that Berlin revised.

• Treaty of Paris (1856)Related: Its outcome prompted European powers to revise the treaty’s regional settlement.

• Treaty of San StefanoNarrower topic: Russian battlefield victories compelled the Ottoman government to accept the treaty’s terms.

• Eastern RumeliaNarrower topic: Its outcome prompted the settlement that created Eastern Rumelia.

• Romanian War of IndependenceNarrower topic: Romania’s campaign formed part of this wider war against Ottoman rule.

• Abdul Hamid IIRelated: The war and its aftermath strengthened the case for suspending parliament and concentrating power.

• Ottoman BulgariaRelated: The war produced the political settlement that created an autonomous Bulgarian principality.

• Balkan MountainsRelated: Battles for mountain crossings, especially Shipka Pass, shaped the war’s Bulgarian campaign.

• Armenian nationalismRelated: Its aftermath brought Armenian reform demands into the Treaty of Berlin.

• Mikhail SkobelevNarrower topic: Skobelev's Balkan command made him one of the war's most celebrated Russian officers.

• Ivan VazovRelated: The war transformed the political conditions in which Vazov wrote and served his country.

• Russo–Circassian WarCompared with: It brought further Caucasian displacement after the Circassian conquest, but was a separate conflict.

• Serbo-Bulgarian WarNarrower topic: Unlike the bilateral 1885 conflict, it directly reshaped the region’s borders.

• Greater BulgariaRelated: Its outcome enabled the San Stefano settlement and its proposed Bulgarian state.

• Vasily VereshchaginRelated: Vereshchagin witnessed its fighting and later painted scenes that challenged celebratory accounts.

• Bulgarian RevivalRelated: The war brought Ottoman rule in Bulgaria to an end and opened the way to autonomy.

• DobrujaRelated: Its outcome enabled Romania’s acquisition of Northern Dobruja.