- A
binbashi,
alternatively bimbashi, (from Turkish: Binbaşı, "chief of a thousand", "chiliarch") is a
major in the
Turkish army, of
which term originated...
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Albanian rebel group ********inated the
Ottoman binbashi of Gjirokastër.
After the ********ination of the
Ottoman binbashi, Çerçiz
Topulli and his
Albanian rebels...
- Army
Revolution Binbashi Staff Gamal Abdul N****er
Hussein Wing
Commander Gamal Salem Wing
Commander Abdel Latif Mahmoud Boghdadi Binbashi Staff ****ia...
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later caused his death). Nevertheless, the
death of the
colonel Keosse Binbashi panicked the Turks, as a
result of which,
Armenians launched a surprise...
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officers involved in the coup were
Binbashi Ali Hamid, Abd al-Badi Karrar, Yuzbashi [tr]
Sadiq Muhammad H****an,
Binbashi Yaqoub Kabeida, Saag Abd al-Rahman...
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Binbashi Ismet Pasha, who
later became a Kaymakam,
after returning from Yemen....
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Serving in the
regular Nizamiye army, he was
promoted to the rank of
binbashi in
Shawwal 1241 AH (May/June 1826), then
later to miralay. In 1251 AH (1835/1836)...
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Military Academy Military service Allegiance Ottoman
Empire Branch/service
Ottoman Army Rank
Binbashi (1905–1909)
Second Lieutenant (1909) Unit Infantry...
- Beyzade: son of a Bey, a
courtesy title borne by a son of a Bey Effendi.
Binbashi: (literally "Head of 1000")
Major (army) or
Commander (navy). The holder...
- 1883–1887
Military career Allegiance Ottoman
Empire Years of
service 1873–1884 Rank
Binbashi Wars Serbian–Ottoman Wars Russo-Turkish War
Cretan revolt...
