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  • ...17, ISBN 3110815036</ref> It was held in high regard in [[Baltic mythology|Baltic]], [[Celtic mythology|Celtic]], [[Slavic mythology|Slavic]], [[Turkic mytho ...ed between {{convert|69|-|80|kg|abbr=on}}, though this varies according to region.<ref name="heptner1998a"/><ref name="miller1912">Miller, G. S. (1912), ''[h
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  • ...nd in the former [[Chechen–Ingush Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic]] region on the [[Terek Soviet Republic|Terek]]),<ref name="sevin">{{cite web|url=ht ...eskago Sada.<ref>2/2, 452</ref> The ephiteton ''schrenkii'' honours the Baltic-German botanist [[Alexander von Schrenk|Alexander Gustav von Schrenk]].<ref
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  • ...egion was rife with rebellion against the few Mongol forces present in the region, following rumors that the Shah's son Jalal al-Din was gathering an army to ...and Poland, and future campaigns brought Mongol arms to Hungary and the [[Baltic Sea]]. For the Islamic world, the destruction of Khwarezmid left Iraq, Turk
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  • Human activity in the region began with the extinct ''[[pithecanthropus erectus erectus|Pithecanthropus] ...y 2011}}</ref> Prehistoric [[Bronze Age]] cultures which extended into the region include the [[Srubna culture|Srubna]], the [[Afanasevo culture|Afanasevo]],
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  • ...[[Versailles Peace Conference]], a Jewish [[Zionist]] called [[Palestine (region)|Palestine]] the land of the Jewish people's ancestors, [[Joseph Reinach]], .... He argued that the Ashkenazi were a mix of Near Eastern, Oriental, East Baltic, Eastern, Inner-Asian, Nordic, Hamite, and Negro peoples and separate from
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