- A bashi-bazouk (Ottoman Turkish: باشی بوزوق başıbozuk, IPA: [baʃɯboˈzuk], lit. 'one
whose head is turned,
damaged head, crazy-head',
roughly "leaderless"...
- Rest of the
Bashibozuk (Serbian: Одмор башибозука,
Odmor bašibozuka), also
known as the
Arnaut warrior and the
Albanian warrior, is an
early work by the...
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Jovan monastery. In the next few days, the band was
pursued by
numerous Bashibozuks and
moved to Bulgaria.
Following the
Young Turk
Revolution in 1908, the...
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apparently ****isted by
Edinstvo groups. In the end
about three thousand bashibozuks (Muslim irregulars)
engaged 568 insurgents,
nearly all of them from Bulgaria...
- 1877-1878.
Gyuneli mahalle m****acre 14 July 1877 1,013
Ottoman army,
Ottoman bashibozuk, Circ****ians
Other sources claim 2,400 m****acred. Part of the Russo-Turkish...
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units on Montenegrin-Ottoman border. The
Ottoman soldiers supported by
bashibozuk units from Plav,
Gusinje and
Albanian volunteers from
Metohija launched...
- John" monastery. In the next few days the band was
pursued by
numerous Bashibozuks and
moved slowly to Bulgaria,
because it
carried the
wounded rebels with...
