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stub-sorted the 1791 siege, instinct was to move the article to plain Siege of Anapa, then found there had previously been a dab page here, and that the template...

some, 1,006, others, 2,202, and some even say 3,000). Also the garrison of Anapa was at least several 10,000s strong, not to mention how many thousand more...

hijackers to take over and for that matter the flight attendants of the Anapa crash weren't flying the plane either. for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370...

1788 Tekelli marched to Anapa, saw no hope of taking it and returned to the Kuban. 2. Next January Bibikov marched on Anapa, harassed all the way by...

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gradi ebbe una pensione 6 dopo Krusciov I bambini possono rilassarsi ad Anapa per 7mila rubli, o forse anche una madre con un bambino ha promesso di aiutare...

directly from Krasnodar territory. Brigades have the base of rest located in Anapa. One of known sights of this region – Трифонов Печенгский a man's monastery...

was only one indirect flight with landing in Anapa and in Istanbul airport this flight was marked as "Anapa-Istanbul", not "Simferopol-Istanbul". The same...

times. In June 1791, Sheikh Mansur was captured at the Turkish fortress of Anapa on the Black Sea. He was brought to St. Petersburg and imprisoned for life...

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Mina does say that the bey of Sukhum controlled lands as far as Anapa (but not Anapa itself, as is clear from the whole passage). There are two problems...

anything about this attack at all? Also we have pictures of an Il-22 at Anapa Airport with it's tail riddled with holes like swiss cheese and the probe...