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In late 1997, Bagauddin Magomedov, the ethnic Avar leader of the radical wing of the Dagestani Wahhabis , fled with his entourage to the de-facto independent Chechen Republic of ...
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The term is derived from Leki, by which the Georgians knew Dagestani peoples, with the suffix – anoba which designates attribution. The attacks from Dagestan began with the ...
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Khalilov was unknown to Dagestani security forces prior to 1998. In the Soviet times he had served as a border guard along the border with Mongolia.
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The government forces were led by the Dagestani Interior Minister Adilgerei Magomedtagirov (the Ministry said the militant group included suspects in a recent assassination attempt on ...
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David II (Georgian: დავით II, Davit' II) also known as Imām Qulī Khān (იმამყულ-ხანი) (1678 – 1722), of the Bagrationi Dynasty, was a king of ...
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Russian forces finally captured a pulverized village full of the corpses of Chechen fighters, Dagestani civilians, and Russian soldiers. When the fighting was over, one Russian ...
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Kommunist, a Lezgin language newspaper in Dagestan ASSR, Soviet Union. It was published in Makhachkala 3 times a week. The newspaper had several different names.
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Rasul Makasharipov (Russian: Расул Макашарипов) (1972 - July 6, 2005) nicknamed Muslim and also known as Emir Rasul was a Dagestani rebel leader in Dagestan.
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The group, called Shariat Jamaat, previously killed 29 members of the Dagestani department for fighting extremism and criminal terrorism, including its chief Akhberdilav Akilov.
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Dagestan is a region of Russia. There is a Dagestani Philharmonic Orchestra and a State Academic Dance Ensemble. Gotfrid Hasanov, said to be the first professional composer from ...
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