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experimental rock
group formed in Tokyo, ****an, in 1984. Core-member
Masaki Batoh grew up in Kyoto, ****an
where he
attended a
private school.
During this...
- The
Batoh (Batih) m****acre (Polish: Rzeź
polskich jeńców pod Batohem) was a m****
execution of
Polish captives after the
Battle of
Batih on 3–4 June 1652...
- 1652 do 1653 [From
Batoh to Żwaniec. Cossack-Polish War in 1652–1653]. Zabrze:
Infort Editions. ISBN 978-83-89943-23-1.
Battle of
Batoh 1652, Kismeta.com...
- )
Small cat (f. sg.) Hard wood (n. sg.) Nom. velký pes (big dog) černý
batoh (black backpack) malá kočka (small cat) tvrdé dřevo (hard wood) Gen. bez...
- the
choicest elements of the
Commonwealth army and he had at the camp at
Batoh about 10–12,000
soldiers and 10–15,000
servants and camp followers. This...
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Sobieski and his
retinue came to the
field hetman Kalinowski's camp at
Batoh on 31 May.
Marek Sobieski and
Odrzywolski were ****igned to
command cavalry...
-
Masaki Batoh (of ****anese
psych band Ghost)
produced two
albums released by the Drag City label. The
first of these,
Helena Espvall &
Masaki Batoh, included...
-
Treaty of Karlowitz. The
region was the site of two
notorious m****acres, the
Batoh m****acre of 1652, in
which several thousand Poles were
murdered by the Cossacks...
-
receive south-eastern
parts of the
Kingdom of
Poland (territories
between Batoh and Novhorod-Siverskyi).
George II Rákóczi was to
receive southern Polish...
-
witnessed the m****acre of
Polish prisoners in the
aftermath of the
battle of
Batoh; This
scene made him
reject the
notions that a
compromise with the enemies...
