- The
Kafes (Ottoman Turkish: قفس, romanized:
kafes, from Arabic: قفص),
literally "cage", was the part of the
Imperial Harem of the
Ottoman Palace where...
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following May were
demoted again. The one
shining light was
Kafes, who
joined PAOK in
January 1997.
Kafes burst on to the
Alpha Ethniki scene in 1998–99, scoring...
- next
episode Altin Kafes, Trailer, Cast and Summary".
Retrieved December 5, 2023. Altın
Kafes on the
official site of ATV Altın
Kafes channel on YouTube...
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Proinos Kafes (English:
Morning Coffee; Gr****: Πρωϊνός Καφές) was a
television daytime show
aired by ANT1 in
Greece during the
period 1991–2009. Though...
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KAFE (104.1 FM, "
KAFE 104.1",
pronounced "Café") is a
commercial FM
radio station in Bellingham, Washington. It is
owned by Saga Communications, and is...
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Kafe may
refer to:
KAFE, a US
radio station Kafe, a town in
Ituri Province,
Democratic Republic of the
Congo Kafe District, Abuja,
Nigeria Said
Kafe (1937–2002)...
- of
imprisonment in the
Kafes. Şehzade
Bayezid (4
October 1718 - 24
January 1771) - with Mihrişah Kadin. He died in the
Kafes after forty-one
years of...
- Said
Mahdi Soilihi Kafe (1937 – 25 May 2002) was a
Comorian political figure in the
regime of
Ahmed Abdallah.
Kafe was born in 1937 in Mtsapere, Mayotte...
- English.
After his father's deposition, he
lived he
lived mostly confined to
Kafes.
Mehmed went on
campaigns along with his
cousin Mahmud I. He met French...
- 1703, he was
taken back to
Istanbul and
imprisoned in the
Kafes.
Osman III
lived in the
Kafes for 51 years. He was
secretly cir****cised on 17
April 1705...
