balkars造句

• Their relations with the neighbors on the other side of the Caucasus range, chiefly Kabarda and Balkars, were often hostile, although trade via mountainous passes and intermarriages among the noble families were also common.
• Yarmuk was originally founded as a unit of around 30 Balkars and Kabardinians led by Muslim Atayev ( Emir Sayfullah ), which trained at the Chechen warlord Ruslan Gelayev's camp in Pankisi Gorge, Georgia.
• It's habitually theatrical activities paired with its occasional tendency to cite pan-Turkist ideology and the ethnic similarities between Azeris and the Karachays and Balkars drew the mass interest of the Balkar and Karachay public.
• It has only been editing Balkars and Karachays, promoting the fringe view that Balkars and Karachays rather than Ossetians are descended from the Alans, similar to confirmed Tirgil34 sock, and other likely hardblock would be useful.
• It has only been editing Balkars and Karachays, promoting the fringe view that Balkars and Karachays rather than Ossetians are descended from the Alans, similar to confirmed Tirgil34 sock, and other likely hardblock would be useful.
• Contrary to the Soviet view of the whole nations as treacherous Nazi-collaborators, according to the official statistics, 4428 of deported Chechens, 946 Ingush, 2543 Karachai, and 1045 Balkars were veterans of the Red Army.
• A second wave of mass deportations took place between November 1943 and May 1944 in which Soviet authorities expelled six ethnic groups ( the Balkars, Chechens, Crimean Tartars, Ingush, Karachai, and Kalmyks ) that numbered 900, 000.
• Throughout the North Caucasus, about 700, 000 ( according to Dalkhat Ediev, 724, 297, of which the majority, 479, 478, were Chechens, along with 96, 327 Ingush, 104, 146 Kalmyks, 39, 407 Balkars and 71, 869 Karachays ) were deported.
• Haplogroup W is also well represented among some ethnicities of the North Caucasus, such as the Karachay-Balkars ( 8.1 % ), Avars ( 8.1 % ), Adyghe-Kabardin ( 5.2 % ), three peoples who also share nearly 5 % of haplogroup X.