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What (who) is yurt$92971$ - definition
1999 MASSACRE OF CHECHEN CIVILIANS BY THE RUSSIAN GROUND FORCES
Pillage of Alkhan-Yurt; Alkhan-Yurt killings
Eski Yurt
FORMER SETTLEMENT, HISTORICAL QUARTER OF BAKHCHYSARAI, CRIMEA
Eski yurt
Eski Yurt (, , ) — a historical settlement in South West Crimea, presently a historical quarter in the western part of Bakhchisaray. Its name derives from the Crimean Tatar language terms for "old settlement" or "old headquarter" and "felt tent".
Alkhan-Yurt massacre
The Alkhan-Yurt massacre was the December 1999 incident in the village of Alkhan-Yurt near the Chechen capital Grozny involving Russian troops under command of General Vladimir Shamanov. The villagers claimed that approximately 41 civilians were killed in the spree, while human rights groups confirmed and documented 17 incidents of murder and three incidents of rape.
Ger district
TYPE OF RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT IN MONGOLIA
Yurt quarter; Ger quarter; Ger District
A ger district (, ger khoroolol) is a form of residential district in Mongolian settlements. They usually consist of parcels with one or more detached houses or gers (hence the name), surrounded by two-metre high wooden fences.
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Alkhan-Yurt massacre
The Alkhan-Yurt massacre was the December 1999 incident in the village of Alkhan-Yurt near the Chechen capital Grozny involving Russian troops under command of General Vladimir Shamanov. The villagers claimed that approximately 41 civilians were killed in the spree, while human rights groups confirmed and documented 17 incidents of murder and three incidents of rape.
According to Human Rights Watch (HRW), it was not an isolated incident, as Russian troops had been systematically looting villages and towns under their control.
