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Bolshevik cavalrymen and
officers (like
Vasily Chapayev) wore
papakhas or
kubankas because many of them were
Cossacks and the hat had been part of the cavalryman's...
- -ka at the end is a
Russian diminutive suffix, as with shapka, ushanka,
kubanka,
pilotka and budenovka. In Turkmen, it is
called tahiya ("taqiyah"). The...
- Fedorova, Inna; RBTH,
special to (2014-01-28). "Russian
winter hats: Ushanka,
kubanka, petushok". www.rbth.com.
Retrieved 2019-02-19. "Finnish Army website"...
- AskMen. Fedorova, Inna (January 28, 2014). "Russian
winter hats: Ushanka,
kubanka, petushok". rbth.com. "Oath Ceremony: Who did What".
April 4, 2016. "6...
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Kubanka (Russian: Кубанка) is a
rural locality (a settlement) and the
administrative center of
Kubansky Selsoviet,
Kalmansky District,
Altai Krai, Russia...
- his men
panicked and fled to the
southern outskirts of the
village of
Kubanka,
unhinging the
entire position of 5th Corps,
leading to the
retreat of...
- Nevertheless, the
Soviets were also weakened, and
thanks to the
capture of
Kubanka,
Romanian heavy artillery now
threatened the port of Odessa. Over the next...
- 2004–2006
Joanna Eichhorn Biliana "Billi"
Reiche 2005–2007
Garry Fischmann Ben
Kubanka 2007
Christoph Förster
Philip Schwehrs 2000–2002 Max
Fritzsching Joshua...
- the
Kuban Host wore
their traditional garb: a
short black fleece hat (
kubanka) with red crown; a red
service or drab-coloured
linen shirt (beshmet) over...
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Kovalevka Korenikha volost Коренихская волость
Korenikha Kubanka volost Кубанская волость
Kubanka Kurisovo-Pokrovskoe
volost Курисово-Покровская волость...
