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Najmuddin of
Gotzo (1859 –
October 1925) was a
North Caucasian religious, military, and
political leader who led
multiple uprisings against the Bolsheviks...
- in
Dagestan during the
Russian Revolution.
Alongside alim
Najmuddin of
Gotzo, Uzun-Hajji
advanced the
concept of the
restoration of Imam Shamil's Caucasian...
- Pliny.
Ptolemy called Gavdos "Claudos" (Κλαῦδος). The
Venetians called it "
Gotzo",
perhaps in
imitation of the
Maltese island "Gozo". From the 17th to the...
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Mamontov Sergey Markov Vladimir May-Mayevsky
Evgeny Miller Najmuddin of
Gotzo Konstantin Petrovich Nechaev Viktor Pokrovsky Leonid Punin Aleksandr Rodzyanko...
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August 1917
regional election. He was a
political rival to
Najmuddin of
Gotzo and the
Dagestan National Committee [ru], and
following the
First Battle...
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physician Najimuddin Ali Khan (1750–1766),
Nawab of
Bengal Najmuddin of
Gotzo (1859–1925),
North Caucasian religious,
military and
political anticommunist...
- of Sinna, a Würzburg holding. In 1303 a
source speaks of
Burgmannen of
Gotzo, Aplo et Her (mannus) de
Sinne occupying the
Sinna border fortifications...
- one of the candidates, as well as Uzun-Hajji of
Salta and
Najmuddin of
Gotzo. Ali-Hajji
ultimately won the
election and was
appointed to the post after...
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formally inaugurated as a
monarch during a
meeting with imam
Najmuddin of
Gotzo in the
village of Gidatli [ru].
Shamil was
given a
bodyguard detachment...
- Thomas; Bruhin, Jürg; Estermann, Heinrich; Gandert, Carsten; Göckel, Volker;
Götzö, Stephan; Hoffmann, Ursula; Huber, Gabriel; Janatsch, Günter; Lauper, Stephan;...
