- Ani
Pachen (1933 –
February 2, 2002) was a
Tibetan freedom fighter and activist.
Pachen Dolma was born
around 1933 in Gonjo, Kham,
eastern Tibet. She...
- Tibet: Its History,
Religion and People. Reprint:
Penguin Books (1987).
Pachen, Ani; Donnely,
Adelaide (2000).
Sorrow Mountain: The
Journey of a Tibetan...
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journalist and
politician Ani
Nyhus (born 1983),
Canadian softball pitcher Ani
Pachen (1933–2002),
Tibetan Buddhist nun who led her clan in
armed rebellion against...
- Arc"
Lalla Fatma N'Soumer,
referred to as "The Joan of Arc of Kabylie" Ani
Pachen,
referred to as "The
Tibetan Joan of Arc"
Sarah Taylor,
referred to as "The...
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original on 27
January 2023.
Retrieved 9
February 2023. van Maanen, Jan M. S.;
Pachen, D. M.; Dallinga, J. M.; Kleinjans, J. C. (1998). "Formation of nitrosamines...
- is the
ruler of a
nation in
Xiliang with an all-female po****tion. Ani
Pachen was a
Tibetan freedom fighter Empress Jingū was a ****anese
empress who led...
- Tibet: Its History,
Religion and People. Reprint:
Penguin Books (1987).
Pachen, Ani; Donnely,
Adelaide (2000).
Sorrow Mountain: The
Journey of a Tibetan...
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murder of a
police officer and the
wounding of
three others. In 1958, Ani
Pachen was a
Tibetan Buddhist nun who led a
guerrilla rebellion of 600 fighters...
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Gelhard – life
imprisonment Erich Mußfeldt –
sentenced to
death Hermann Pachen – life
imprisonment Erich Penz – life
imprisonment Josef Pinter – life imprisonment...
- local-level
government (LLG) of East
Sepik Province,
Papua New Guinea. 01.
Pachen/Karapia 02.
Yangoru Station 03.
Numboguon 04.
Baimuru 05.
Bukienduon 06...
