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Beslan Eshba is a vice
premier of
Abkhazia and the head of a
sociopolitical organization Apsadgyl (Abkhaz: Апсадгьыл).
Prior to his
current position,...
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Efrem Alekseevich Eshba (Russian: Ефрем Алексеевич Эшба; 19 March [O.S. 7 March] 1893 – 16 April, 1939) was an
Abkhaz and
Soviet statesman and leading...
- in Russia. This
effort was
unsuccessful and the
Bolshevik leaders,
Efrem Eshba and
Nestor Lakoba, fled. The
Abkhaz People's
Council (APC) was
formed in...
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Viacheslav Akhmetovich Eshba (Russian: Вячеслав Ахметович Эшба; 13
March 1949 – 26
August 2023) was an
Abkhaz military officer and politician. He served...
- Raul
Eshba (Abkhaz: Раул Эшба; Georgian: რაულ ეშბა) (1944 – 27
September 1993) was an
ethnic Abkhaz politician who was
killed in
Sukhumi along with Zhiuli...
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Timur Eshba is a
former Minister for
Agriculture of Abkhazia. He was
appointed by
President Raul
Khajimba on 8
April 2015 into the
cabinet of new prime...
- was then led by
Efrem Eshba.
Eshba had
formed a
Bolshevik military-revolutionary
committee in
Sukhumi in the
summer of 1918.
Eshba's group demanded direct...
- Mensheviks, who were
centered on Sukhumi. On 16
February 1918
Lakoba and
Efrem Eshba, an
Abkhaz Bolshevik,
overthrew the
Abkhaz People's
Council (APC), which...
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Shartava with
other members of the
Abkhaz Government (Guram Gabiskiria, Raul
Eshba,
Alexander Berulava,
Mamia Alasania,
Sumbat Saakian,
Misha Kokaia and others)...
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Abkhazia District Revolutionary committee (Soviet),
whose leaders were
Efrem Eshba,
Nestor Lakoba and
Georg Atharbegov. They used the land
reform as an excuse...
