-
Cossack service in the
Imperial Russian Armies the
typical regiment had five
sotnias or squadrons. The term was used in the
context of
Cossack foot or cavalry...
- The
Black Hundreds were reactionary, monarchist, and ultra-nationalist
groups in
Russia in the
early 20th century. They were
staunch supporters of the...
- battalions, 1
cavalry battalion, 1
sotnia of guards, 9
unmounted sotnias, 7,5
reserve sotnias and 39
detached and
special sotnias (to a
total of
about 27,000...
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Dragoons (5 sqs)
Polish Horse (10 sqs)
Grekov 9
Cossacks (5
sotnias)
Grekov 18
Cossacks (5
sotnias)
Infantry Brigade MG
Somov Tula
Musketeers (3 bns) Tengisk...
- Circ****ians, one
sotnia. Terek,
eight sotnias. Kars,
three sotnias. Batum, two
infantry and one
mounted sotnia. Turkomans,
three sotnias. In total, 25 squadrons...
- affairs. The
regiment was
divided into
sotnias.
Sotnia is an
administrative unit
within the regiment. A
Sotnia was
headed by a sotnik. He was endowed...
-
Heavenly Hundred or
Heavenly Company (Ukrainian: Небесна сотня,
Nebesna sotnia). By June 2016, 55
people had been
charged in
relation to the
deaths of...
- The
Royiska Sotnia (Company) (Ukrainian: Роїська сотня, romanized: Royis’ka sotnya) was one of the
sixteen territorial-administrative and
military unit...
-
lived in the
sotnia at the time of its founding. The
territory of the
sotnia was
bordered by the Royiska,
Bilouska and
Slabynska sotnias to the east,...
- “Self-defence”
groups such as “Self-Defence of the Maidan” were
divided up into
sotnias (plural: sotni) or 'hundreds',
which were
described as a "force that is...
