Russo-Turkish War, 1787-92 (2073 bytes)
5: ...shal [[Rumyantsev]] was successful and captured [[Jassy]] and [[Khotin]]. After a long siege [[Ochakov]] ...
9: ... Accordingly a treaty was signed with Russia at [[Jassy]] (Jan. 9, 1792) by which the Crimea and Ochakov ...

Iasi (5664 bytes)
4: '''Iaşi''' (also known as '''Jassy''') is a city and a county (see [[Iasi (county)]]...
10: ...hment of Rapide and the great seminary of Socola. Jassy itself stands pleasantly amid vineyards and garde...
14: Jassy is the seat of the metropolitan of [[Moldavia]], ...
16: ...iety of physicians and naturalists has existed in Jassy since the early part of the ,oth century, and a n...
22: ...ter whom one of the chief streets is named, chose Jassy for the Moldavian capital, instead of Suceava of ...

Treaty of Nissa (1312 bytes)
3: ...1739 marched as far as the Moldavian capital of [[Jassy]], which they captured. [[Austria]] entered the w...

Dimitrie Sturdza (1432 bytes)
2: ...[[Romania]]n statesman, was born in [[1833]] at [[Jassy]], and educated there at the Academia Michaileana...

Nectarius of Jerusalem (1725 bytes)
5: ...premacy (ed. Dositheus, with a life of Nectarius, Jassy, 1682). He is still better known by his recommend...

Grigori Aleksandrovich Potemkin (6870 bytes)
19: ...ayev]], he died in the open steppe, 40 miles from Jassy, in consequence of eating a whole goose while in ...

Alexander Bezborodko (7158 bytes)
17: ...dden death of [[Potemkin]] he was despatched to [[Jassy]] to prevent the peace congress there from breaki...
19: ...ccasion of the solemn celebration of the peace of Jassy (2nd of September 1793), when she publicly presen...

Russo-Turkish War, 1735-39 (2991 bytes)
17: ... the fortress of [[Khotin]] ([[August 19]]) and [[Jassy]]. However, Austria was defeated by the Turks onc...

Selim III (3441 bytes)
5: ...ng but defence, and it was not until the peace of Jassy ([[1792]]) that a breathing space was allowed him...

Hatikvah (4400 bytes)
5: ...|Galician]] [[poet]] [[Naphtali Herz Imber]] in [[Jassy]] ([[Romania]]) in [[1871]] as a nine-[[stanza]] ...

Peter Mogilas (5736 bytes)
7: ... by the [[Synod of Kiev]] in 1640, and by that of Jassy in Moldavia in 1642. With an introduction by [[Ne...

Battle of Cecora (6154 bytes)
28: ...omans. Gabor killed [[janissaries]] soldiers in [[Jassy]], put Ottoman envoys into prison ([[sultan]] [[O...

1792 (8760 bytes)
45: * [[Treaty of Jassy]] ends [[Russia]]n war with [[Ottoman Empire]] ov...

Odessa (8946 bytes)
21: ...y rail with [[Kiev]] and [[Kharkov]] as well as [[Jassy]], [[Romania]].

Ottoman wars in Europe (11107 bytes)
35: ...reaty of Sistova]], and with the 1792 [[Treaty of Jassy]] with Russia. The sixth Russo-Turkish war begins...

Catherine II of Russia (10565 bytes)
25: ...ar ([[1787]]-[[1792]]) ended with the [[Treaty of Jassy]], which legitimated the Russian claim to Crimea.

French Revolutionary Wars (19007 bytes)
22: ...Catharine II. also made peace with the Porte at [[Jassy]], on the [[December 29|29th of December]], 1791....

List of Zeppelins (33149 bytes)
406: ...Galati|Galaţi]], [[Odessa]], [[Mytilene]], [[Jassy]] and [[Mudros]]. Disassembled in [[September]] [...

Russian history, 1682-1796 (22082 bytes)
36: ...pire, which began in [[1787]]. By the [[Treaty of Jassy]] in [[1792]], Russia expanded southward to the [...

Eastern Question (30234 bytes)
9: ...m the war in [[1791]]. In the ensuing [[Treaty of Jassy]] ([[1792]]), Russia's dominance of the [[Black S...

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