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single ethnic group. The term "baggara culture" was
introduced in 1994 by
Braukämper. The
political use of the term baggāra in
Sudan is to
denote a
large group...
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original (PDF) on 5
March 2009.
Retrieved 3 June 2022.
Ulrich Braukamper 2012: 165
Ulrich Braukamper 2012: 189 "Ethiopia", The
World Factbook,
Central Intelligence...
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groups currently known by
other names according to
ethnologist Ulrich Braukämper, who
lived in
various parts of southern-central
Ethiopia for over four...
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Harerge encomp****ed Ethiopia's
portion of the Ogaden.
According to
Ulrich Braukämper, this new
province created in the 20th
century is not be
conflated with...
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their livelihood was with
their cattle.
According to
professor Ulrich Braukämper, Maya were
related to the Hadiyans.
According to
sixteenth century Adalite...
- cattle,
which are
better adapted to the
savanna environment.
Baggara Arabs Braukämper,
Ulrich (1993). "Notes on the
origin of
Baggara Arab
culture with special...
- In his book "A
History of the
Hadiyya in
Southern Ethiopia,"
Ulrich Braukämper reported that Leemo, Weexo-giira (Baadogo, Haballo, Bargaago, Waayabo...
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Betsy (2002).
Bachelor Girl. HarperCollins. pp. 68–69. ISBN 0380976498.
Braukamper, Tania. "Kate Moss gets a new hairstyle, with
fringe - Fashionising.com"...
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Richard Wilding Harla were
ancient Cu****ic
however ethnologist Ulrich Braukämper suggests a
Semitic variation which he
labels "Harala-Harari"
later developed...
- the date of 1780 for Nur Husain's
departure from Mogadishu.
Braukamper, Ulrich;
Braukämper,
Ulrich (2002).
Islamic History and
Culture in
Southern Ethiopia:...
