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Ahmad Shah M****oud (2
September 1953 – 9
September 2001) was an
Afghan military leader and politician. He was a
guerrilla commander during the resistance...
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Mahmed Aghaev Personal information Born (1976-05-26) 26 May 1976 (age 48) Urus-Martan, Checheno-Ingush
Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic, RSFSR, USSR...
- Ali ben Aïssa, also
known as Ali ben Aissa, or Aïssa
Mahmed El
Fergani (born
sometime in the 18th century), was an
Algerian commander, and one of the favorites...
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Mehmed Fuad
Pasha (1814 –
February 12, 1869),
sometimes known as Keçecizade
Mehmed Fuad
Pasha and
commonly known as Fuad Pasha, was an
Ottoman administrator...
- The
Itamar attack, also
called the
Itamar m****acre, was a
terrorist attack on an
Israeli family in the
Israeli settlement of
Itamar in the West Bank that...
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Magomedov 1–3 Win 19–4
Andre Backhaus 5–0 Win 18–4
Marcin Jurecki 4–1 Win 17–4
Mahmed Aghaev 5–0 2000
Olympics at 85kg Loss 16–4 Adam
Saitiev Fall
September 29...
- Satisfied, the
sultan rewarded Sabbatai by
conferring on him the
title (
Mahmed)
Effendi and
appointing him as his
doorkeeper on a
generous salary. Sarah...
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Dreyfus (1931) -
Dubois The
House Opposite (1932) -
Fahmy Stamboul (1932) -
Mahmed Pasha The
Flying Squad (1932) - Li
Yoseph Insult (1932) - Ali Ben Achmed...
- was much pleased, and
rewarded Shabbetai by
conferring on him the
title (
Mahmed) "Effendi" and
appointing him as his
doorkeeper with a high salary. [.....
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Wrestling Championships New York City, U.S. Win 4–0
Rezav Mindorashvili 4–2 Win 3–0
Mahmed Aghaev 3–0 Win 2–0
Majid Khodaei 8–2 Win 1–0 Tero
Perkkioe 8–2...
