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- Abrek abstract "Abrek is a Caucasian term. Origin from Ossetian language (Abræg - Bandit ). In Chechen (Obarg) or Ingush (Ebarg) the word abrek means as \"avenger\", in Circassian or Karachay the word means \"brave man\". Prior to Russian invasion into the Caucasus, and following Islamization of the North Caucasians in the 16th to 19th centuries, the majority of the people of the North Caucasians were Pagans, although some were Christians.Once it was used for a person who vowed to avoid any pleasures and to be fearless in fight for the sake of the God.An abrek renounced himself from any contact with friend and relatives. Abrek lifestyle also included a lonely life in the unexplored wilderness and praying.The word abrek was used as propaganda to and the example for the anti-Soviet guerrillas at the post-war North Caucasus, as well as for all illegals. These abreks were widely popularized as the defenders of the motherland and paupers by the Caucasians. Becoming aged, abreks of the West Caucasus usually devote themselves to beekeeping. Majority of the East Caucasian ones were killed by the Russians.".
- Abrek wikiPageExternalLink Rebeca.pdf.
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- Abrek wikiPageWikiLink 1940–44_insurgency_in_Chechnya.
- Abrek wikiPageWikiLink Akhmed_Khuchbarov.
- Abrek wikiPageWikiLink Anti-Sovietism.
- Abrek wikiPageWikiLink Buzurtanov.
- Abrek wikiPageWikiLink Category:History_of_the_Caucasus.
- Abrek wikiPageWikiLink Caucasian_War.
- Abrek wikiPageWikiLink Caucasus.
- Abrek wikiPageWikiLink Chechen_language.
- Abrek wikiPageWikiLink Chechnya.
- Abrek wikiPageWikiLink Circassian_language.
- Abrek wikiPageWikiLink Cossacks.
- Abrek wikiPageWikiLink Georgian_Military_Road.
- Abrek wikiPageWikiLink Ingush_language.
- Abrek wikiPageWikiLink Ingush_people.
- Abrek wikiPageWikiLink KGB.
- Abrek wikiPageWikiLink Karachay-Balkar_language.
- Abrek wikiPageWikiLink Khasukha_Magomadov.
- Abrek wikiPageWikiLink Laisat_Baisarova.
- Abrek wikiPageWikiLink NKVD.
- Abrek wikiPageWikiLink Operation_Lentil_(Caucasus).
- Abrek wikiPageWikiLink Sulom-Beck_Sagopshinski.
- Abrek wikiPageWikiLink Uzhakhov.
- Abrek wikiPageWikiLink Zelimxan.
- Abrek wikiPageWikiLinkText "Abrek".
- Abrek wikiPageWikiLinkText "abrek".
- Abrek wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Citation_needed.
- Abrek subject Category:History_of_the_Caucasus.
- Abrek hypernym Term.
- Abrek comment "Abrek is a Caucasian term. Origin from Ossetian language (Abræg - Bandit ). In Chechen (Obarg) or Ingush (Ebarg) the word abrek means as \"avenger\", in Circassian or Karachay the word means \"brave man\".".
- Abrek label "Abrek".
- Abrek sameAs Q2150456.
- Abrek sameAs Abrek.
- Abrek sameAs Աբրեկ.
- Abrek sameAs აბრაგი.
- Abrek sameAs Abrek.
- Abrek sameAs Abrek.
- Abrek sameAs m.02qzytd.
- Abrek sameAs Абрек.
- Abrek sameAs Абрек.
- Abrek sameAs Q2150456.
- Abrek wasDerivedFrom Abrek?oldid=639826309.
- Abrek isPrimaryTopicOf Abrek.