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Sotnik or
sotnyk (Russian: сотник; Ukrainian: сотник; Bulgarian: стотник) was a
military rank
among the
Cossack starshyna (military officers), the Russian...
- commanders,
including Polish magnates,
Ukrainian Cossack colonels and
sotniks (cf. centurion). In Ukraine, it
symbolized the
authority of polkovnyks...
- what
happened in the chapel,
Khoma pleads with the
sotnik to be
allowed to leave, but the
sotnik threatens him with a
thousand lashes if he refuses,...
- scarce,
possibly having Romanian origin. In 1620,
Sirko held the rank of
Sotnik,
taking part in his
first recorded campaign against the Ottomans. He led...
- headphones. It
includes 10
subsystems and 59
individual items. An
improved "
Sotnik"
system is
expected in 2025. The
Ratnik was
first to be
reported to be used...
- organisation, the
death in a
battle near Deir ez-Zor of a
Russian "volunteer",
sotnik Vladimir Loginov, a
resident of the
Kaliningrad Region. The news
media also...
-
Russian Volunteer Army,
mentions in his 1918
memoir that one of his Cossacks,
Sotnik Khoperski, was a
native Chinese who had been
brought back as a
child from...
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original on 2
April 2015.
Retrieved 3
March 2015. Trippe,
Christian F.;
Sotnik,
Ekaterina (16
December 2019). "Belarus: How
death squads targeted opposition...
- Olga
Sõtnik (born 2
December 1980 in Tallinn) is an
Estonian civil servant and politician. She has been
member of XI and XII Riigikogu. She is a member...
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demonic entity has
allegedly killed a woman,
after which the
village elder Sotnik hired young monk
Panas to pray for his
daughter Pannochka‘s dead body in...
