- was
founded in June 1783 as a base for a
naval squadron under the name
Akhtiar (White Cliff), by Rear
Admiral Thomas MacKenzie (Foma
Fomich Makenzi),...
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Akhtiar Mohammed may
refer to:
Akhtar Mohammed (Guantanamo
detainee 845), parti****ted in his
Combatant Status Review Tribunal and his Administrative...
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Akhtiar Mohammad is a
citizen of
Afghanistan who was held in
extrajudicial detention in the
United States Guantanamo Bay
detainment camps, in Cuba. His...
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Sarai Akhtiar is a
village in
Rohaniya block of Rae
Bareli district,
Uttar Pradesh, India. It is
located 40 km from Raebareli, the
district headquarters...
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journalist and
filmmaker Rahul Aijaz and
executive produced by
Shamoon Abbasi,
Akhtiar Ali
Kalwar and
Vajdaan Shah. It is a
collaboration between ****stani, South...
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Status Review Tribunal –
pages 38-44
Summarized transcripts (.pdf), from
Akhtiar Mohammad's
Combatant Status Review Tribunal –
pages 43-52
Summary of Evidence...
- the city
proved costly and
vulnerable to plague. Next was the port of
Akhtiar,
annexed with Crimea,
which became Sevastopol. Then he
built Simferopol...
- the
existing headquarters of the
Black Sea Fleet. The
first map of the
Akhtiar (Sevastopol) Bay,
created by
navigator Ivan
Baturin and his team, 1773...
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Sevastopol port in June 1783 as a base for a
naval squadron under the name
Akhtiar (White Cliff), by Rear
Admiral Thomas MacKenzie (Foma
Fomich Makenzi),...
- François
Sainte de Wollant, who also
managed construction of the port of
Akhtiar in the city. In 1834 it was
decided to
demolish de Wollant's fort and replace...
