Crimea Appeal Nearly 23,000 British soldiers and sailors died in the Crimean War of 1854-6, among them some of the greatest heroes in our history. In the environs of Sevastopol, Ukraine, lie the remains of men who fought at the Alma, stood in the Thin Red Line, charged with the Light Brigade, and suffered the full horror of trench warfare sixty years before the First World War.   They have no enduring memorial. The present construction is derelict, and while our Embassy at Kyiv is fighting to create another round the obelisk at nearby Dergachi, they are wholly dependent on public donations to complete this work.   Please help us to help them do it.   However, the Appeal has had to be suspended for obvious reasons, and will remain so until the go-ahead is given to proceed. Please visit the Appeal's site at crimeaappeal.com to find out more and get the latest news.   Consolidated 'Crimean War' alerts feed – A filtered mashed-up feed of multiple Crimean War related stories. Quite a lot of nonsense, but scrolling will reveal some gems! To get the RSS feed, click this button:		The CWRS is evolving:   While this evolution takes place we are not accepting payment for any new subscriptions. We are awaiting the results of a poll of existing members before outlining the way forward. This website will remain 'up' and will eventually reflect the evolution. Search crimeanwar.org :   powered by FreeFind   On this day during the war ...          Visit our 'RESOURCES' section for pages and pages of transcriptions of important papers and letters; searchable databases; extracts from Army and Navy Lists and links to the three-part Channel Four documentary — And much more besides …