- Sándor
Garbai (27
March 1879 – 7
November 1947) was a
Hungarian socialist politician who was the de jure
leader of the
Hungarian Soviet Republic as both...
- 23% of Hungary's
historic territory. The head of
government was Sándor
Garbai, but the
influence of the
foreign minister Béla Kun of the
Party of Communists...
-
place at Dikwa, the
French installed his more
pliable brother Abubakar Garbai as shehu.
French and
British colonialism brought an end to the Kanem–Bornu...
- Abu Bakr ibn
Ibrahim Kura al-Kanemi,
known as
Abubakar Garbai, was the last
shehu of the Kanem–Bornu Empire,
ruling 1900–1902. He
later served as the first...
- in
northeast Nigeria.
Shehu Abubakar Ibn Umar
Garbai El-Kanemi (son of
Shehu Umar Ibn
Abubakar Garbai of Borno) has been the
Shehu of
Borno since 2009...
- interests,
Sanda Kura was
deposed and
replaced with his
brother Abubakar Garbai,
under whom what
remained of Kanem–Bornu was
incorporated into the French...
-
Shehu Umar Ibn
Abubakar Garbai was the
Shehu of
Borno from 1968 to 1974.
Shehu Umar Ibn
Abubakar Garbai (son of
Shehu Abubakar Garbai of Borno) was the Shehu...
- Republic.
Though the Republic's de jure
leader was
Prime Minister Sándor
Garbai, de
facto power was held by
Foreign Minister Kun, who
maintained direct...
- rise to the British-controlled
Borno Emirate which established Abubakar Garbai of
Borno as ruler. In 1903, the
British victory in the
Battle of Kano gave...
-
capital and, subsequently, the end of the
Hungarian Soviet Republic. Sándor
Garbai, the
Chairman of the
Central Executive Council summoned Peidl and communicated...
