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Chambul was a type of unit used by the
Tatar soldiers,
mainly by
Crimean Khanate and
Minor Tartary. It was used, by
breaking off of the main army, and...
- Jan Sobieski's
expedition against the
Tatar chambuls was a
successful military campaign that
aimed to dis**** the
Tatars who were
pillaging the Polish-Lithuanian...
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toward Zamość and at
night smashed a
small chambul in the
battle of Krasnobród, and on
October 6 two
chambuls in the
battle of Narol. On
October 7, in the...
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Borys Chambul (born
February 17, 1953) is a
retired discus thrower, who
represented Canada at the 1976
Summer Olympics. He won the gold
medal in the men's...
- Podolia,
where the
Polish army led by
Prince John I
Albert crushed the
Tatar Chambul (5000 men),
which the
Ottomans had
thrown against the Crown. 1,500 Tatars...
- poet and
politician Borys Buryak (born 1953),
Ukrainian painter Borys Chambul (born 1953),
retired discus thrower, who
represented Canada at the 1976...
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guard against the enemy's
chambuls,
crossing the
Danube and
advancing as far as Pruth. Adam's
dragoons ****ault Azya's
chambul and,
capturing him, give...
- Men's 30 km Road Walk
Zbigniew Dolegiewicz, Men's
Discus Throw Lubomir Chambul, Men's Shot Put
Susan Kemel, Women's 100
Metres Hurdles Angella Taylor...
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Company rule had come to an end
before the
ravines of the
Jumna and the
Chambul in the
district had been
cleared of
fugitive rebels. Hume
richly merited...
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provinces of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth. On
October 6, 2
Tatar chambuls returning from
Goraj attacked Narol. The city was
burned and plundered...
