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Binak Alia (1805–1895) was an
Albanian leader from the
Highlands of Gjakova. He is
remembered mainly for his parti****tion in the
Albanian Revolt of 1845...
- 2003, it did not
cover the route's
outer half,
between Koteshwor and
Surya Binak,
serving only
about 5 km
between Tripureshwor and Koteshwor. Operations...
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Albanian born on 12 June 1961 in the
village of Strellc, Peja, to his
parents Binak and
Zylfie Çelaj. He
started his
military training in the
military academy...
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temperature of 10.2 °C (50.4 °F).
Albana Osmani Azem
Hajdari Besnik Mustafaj Binak Alia
Erjon Dollapi Fatime Sokoli Haxhi Zeka
Marko Hoxha Mic
Sokoli Sali...
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Daughter Relations Skënder
Sinani (Brother) Mic
Sokoli (great
great grandfather)
Sokol Rama (great
great great grandfather)
Binak Alia (Uncle of Mic Sokoli)...
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Avunduk 1982 1984 15
Kenan Binak 1984 1985 (12) A.Cemal Kura 1985 1987 (8)
Ozdemir Atman 1987 1990 (15)
Kenan Binak 1990 1990 16
Orhan D.
Ozsoy 1990...
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fighter Azem
Maksutaj (b.1975),
kickboxer Beg
Rizaj (d.2016), AKSH
commander Binak Alia (1805–1895),
Albanian revolt leader Ramë
Binaku (1876-1963), nationalist...
- In March,
Berlac Rogani and 7
other men were
surrounded at a
mountain in
Binak, near Istog, by a
battalion of
partisans numbering 650
Serbs and Montenegrins;...
- (Krasniqi, Gashi, Bytyçi, and Tropoja)
gathered under Krasniqi leaders Binak Alia (1805-1895) (Mulosmanaj clan) and
Sokol Rama (1790-1860) (Gjonbalaj...
- "country". The
contemporary Noongar calendar divides the year into six seasons:
Binak (December–January):
Bunuru (February–March);
Djeran (April–May), Makuru;...
