Talk:Second Battle of Shipka Pass
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Ok, is this article written by an idiot? Where do the troop nbumbers come from? 50,000 Russians against 30,000 turks?!!! Even your sources don't support that!! And you have to be totally at odds with reality to think that an army of 30,000 would attackk a 50,000-strong defence entrenched on a mountain peak. I don't really care for whatever nationalist agenda this is supposed to support, but I am just afraid of someone actually reading this and taking it for face value. -Mladen
Well that was the correct sources. MAybe you are the idiot, you can´t even spell right. The Russian military was much larger than the Turkish.
