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Vilayet of Kosovo,
became a
firearm and
cannon foundry, and was
renamed Kalkandelen (meaning
Shield Penetrator); as a result, the town
attracted many workers...
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Sabri Kalkandelen (1862,
Kalkandelen,
Ottoman Empire – 8
April 1943, Istanbul, Turkey) was a poet and
chief of the
Istanbul Imperial Library.
Sabri Kalkandelen...
- Ayla
Kalkandelen (14
March 1939 – 28
April 2002) was a
Turkish entomologist. Her
specialty was in Auchenorrhyncha, a
suborder of true bugs or insects...
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local Albanophone pashas, most
notably that of
Abdurrahman Pasha of
Kalkandelen (now Tetovo) and his two brothers,
Havzi Pasha of Üsküb (now Skopje)...
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National Defence).
Hayrullah Fişek, born to an
ethnic Albanian family in
Kalkandelen (now Tetovo,
North Macedonia), was a
senior officer in the
Ottoman Army...
- War in the
Provisional Government of Albania. He was born in Gradec,
Kalkandelen (present day Tetovo),
Ottoman Empire (present-day
Republic of Macedonia);...
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former politician. Ayla
Huser (born 1992),
Swiss badminton player. Ayla
Kalkandelen (1939–2002),
Turkish entomologist. Ayla Kell (born 1990),
American actress...
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adescendant of the
Zenebishi family and the
Soubashi of the
Nahiyah of
Kalkandelen.
Individuals bearing Albanian anthroponyms, be they in
conjunction with...
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Dibra and it had
representatives from the
areas of Kırçova (Kicevo),
Kalkandelen (Tetovo), Priştine (Prishtina), Mitroviça (Mitrovica), Vıçıtırın (Vushtrri)...
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cities became villages (Lešok and Gradec) İnbaşı, Mehmet. "HE KAZA OF
KALKANDELEN (Tetovo) (1455-1569)". Academia.edu.
Retrieved 24 June 2022.
During the...
