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One cause of this war was a dispute between France and Russia over privileges in the Holy Land. A more direct cause was Russia's insistence that it be able to give more protection to Orthodox subjects of the Ottoman Empire. What war pitted Russia against Turkey, France, and Great Britain from 1853 to 1856?
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