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There was no rout at Eupatoria

There was no rout following Khrulev's decision to abort the attack. The attack was terminated by Khrulev after three hours because of withering artillery fire from the Allied ships and land defenses. The Russian columns withdrew in organized fashion. I edited the narrative to reflect this. Can anyone show me a source indicating that a rout took place? I'd be surprised. Kenmore (talk) 05:35, 7 January 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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There was no rout at Eupatoria

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