• Hajin (disambiguation)
    Province, Iran Haçin now known as Saimbeyli, a small city and a district in Adana Province, Turkey in the Çukurova region Nor Hachn or Nor Hajin (meaning...
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    Saimbeyli (redirect from Haçin)
    commander that retook the city under Turkish control. In 1953, a town called Nor Hachn (New Hadjin) was founded in the Armenian Soviet Socialist Republic...
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  • Manchu language
    words meaning "kind" or "class" (gurgu jergi "various wild animals", baita hacin "various affairs"), or by reduplication (jalan "generation, world" – jalan...
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    Miloš Glišić
    Radoje; Željeznov, Dušan; Božović, Branislav (1987). Pavle Đurišić, Lovro Hacin, Juraj Špiler. Centar za informacije i publicitet. p. 105. ISBN 978-86-7125-006-1...
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    7th Army (Kingdom of Yugoslavia)
    Slovak Republic, and Natlačen appointed the Ljubljana police chief Lovro Hacin to make contact with the Germans. Proxies for the NszS approached Generalmajor...
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    Slovak Republic, and Natlačen appointed the Ljubljana police chief Lovro Hacin [sl] to make contact with the Germans. Proxies for the NszS approached Generalmajor...
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