- Huntchakians, Hnchakian, Henchags, and its name is
taken from its
newspaper Hunchak,
meaning "clarion" or "bell". This is
taken by
party members to represent...
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Hunchak (Armenian: Հնչակ, romanized: Hnch’ak, lit. 'Bell', also Hnchak, Hentchak) was the
official organ of the
Social Democrat Hunchakian Party. It was...
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Colton Hunchak (born
September 25, 1997) is a
Canadian professional football wide
receiver who is
currently a free agent.
Hunchak pla**** U
Sports football...
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Armenian autonomy (for Armenakans) or
independence (for
Dashnaks and for
Hunchaks) -
depending on
their ideology and the
degree of
oppression visited on...
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Ruslan Hunchak (born 9
August 1979) is a
retired professional Ukrainian football midfielder. "Ruslan
Hunchak". Eurosport. 2017.
Ruslan Hunchak at UAF...
- in
which Hunchak activists toured various regions of
Cilicia and
Zeitun to
encourage resistance, and
established new
branches of the
Hunchak Party. The...
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Armenian fedayi (partisan leader) and a
leading political activist of the
Hunchak party. He was born in
Hadjin in the
region of Cilicia. The
Hunchakian leader...
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established revolutionary organizations: the
Social Democrat Hunchakian Party (
Hunchak;
founded in
Switzerland in 1887) and the
Armenian Revolutionary Federation...
- 25 Albanians, 23 Gr****s, 12
Armenians (including four
Dashnaks and two
Hunchaks), five Jews, four Bulgarians,
three Serbs and one Vlach. The CUP now gave...
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Artsakh Sasna Tsrer Pan-Armenian
Party Social Democrat Hunchakian Party (
Hunchak)
Defunct parties Armenakan Party National United Party Defunct militant...
