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Prusa may
refer to:
Prusa Research, 3D
printer manufacturer Prusa i3, a 3D
printer Průša, a
Czech surname Prūsa, the name for
Prussia in Old
Prussian Prusa...
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monastery in
Mount Athos and
became metropolitan bishop of
Serres (1829),
Prussa (1833) and
Ephesus (1837). In 1845, he
expanded the
Katholikon of the monastery...
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Republic and
renamed it
Prusa (Ancient Gr****: Προῦσα;
sometimes rendered as
Prussa).
After 128
years of
Bithynian rule,
Nicomedes IV, the last King of Bithynia...
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Rittmeister SS–Obersturmführer
Battles / wars
World War I Spouse(s)
Gertrud von
Rheinbaben (1909–1912, divorced) Other work SS
Cavalry leader (East
Prussa)...
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securing possession of Arcadia. 1320–26 –
Siege of
Prussa – The
Ottomans capture the city of
Prussa,
which becomes their capital 1329 –
Battle of Pelekanon...
- 768),
Optimates (by 775)
Nicaea Mysia,
Northern Phrygia,
Western Bithynia Prussa, Kios, Malagina, Dorylaion, Nakoleia, Krasos, Kotyaion,
Midaeum Optimates...
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bishop (1108)
Uncovering of the
relics (1725) of New
martyr Argyra of
Prussa (1721)
Repose of Schema-Abbess
Martha (Protasieva) (1813),
disciple of St...
- 1155 –
after 1199), in 1183, he led a
rebellion against Andronikos I at
Prussa, and was defeated, blinded, and
exiled to the Seljuks. When
Isaac became...
- Novak's army had the task of
liberating the
Byzantine counties around Prussa,
Nicaea and
Nicomedia from the Turks. The
victories of
Novak have been recorded...
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Andronikos I Komnenos. 1184:
Revolt of
Theodore Kantakouzenos,
governor of
Prussa. 1184–1191:
Revolt and
establishment of a
breakaway regime by
Isaac Komnenos...
