- A
bashi-
bazouk (Ottoman Turkish: باشی بوزوق başıbozuk, IPA: [baʃɯboˈzuk], lit. 'one
whose head is turned,
damaged head, crazy-head',
roughly "leaderless"...
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bashi-
bazouk in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
bashi-
bazouk was an
irregular soldier of the
Ottoman army.
Bashi-
bazouk may also
refer to:
Bashi-Bazouk...
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Bashi-
Bazouk (possibly
titled Bachi-Bouzouk nègre) is a
painting by
French artist Jean-Léon Gérôme. Done in oil on canvas, the
painting depicts a Bashi-bazouk...
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combat duties.
Notable examples of
regulars relying on
irregulars include Bashi-
bazouk units in the
Ottoman Empire,
auxiliary cohorts of
Germanic peoples in...
- the artist's
orientalist phase of creativity. The
picture shows an
armed bashi-bozuk
relaxing with tea or
coffee and
smoking hookah.
Resting Bashibozuk...
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Bulgarian and
Russian army.
Bashi-
bazouks,
returning with the
spoils from the
Romanian s**** of the Danube. 1877 engraving.
Bashi-
bazouks'
atrocities in Bulgaria...
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Corps & Deli
Cavalry (Janissary Period); 1860
Imperial Army
Corps of
Bashi-
Bazouk".
Ottoman Turkish Uniforms WW1
History First World War
Militaria Turkey...
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which sent a
paramilitary detachment of some 5,000
irregular soldiers (
bashi-
bazouk), led by
Ahmet Aga from
Barutin which surrounded the town.
After the...
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April to May 1876. The
rebellion was
suppressed by
irregular Ottoman bashi-
bazouk units that
engaged in
indiscriminate slaughter of both
rebels and non-combatants...
- Circ****ian
bashi-
bazouk in the
course of July 1877, as part of the Russo-Turkish War (1877-1878). The town was
initially surrounded by a
bashi-
bazouk unit led...
