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3. Nyimang people - Wikipedia

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   General Ibrahim Nail Edam — a former member of the Revolution Command Council. Mohammed Ferri-Mekk of Kurmiti- who died recently. Professor Hunud Abia Kadouf of Sallara - Former Judge of the Appeal Court of Sudan, founding member of the General Union of the Nuba Mountains and International legal luminary, currently the Vice President of the ...

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   In July 1931, around 100-120 residential buildings were ready to put in service. In 1932, the settlement was officially founded and named Nubarashen (meaning town of Nubar). The first residents of the newly founded settlement were repatriated Armenian families from Greece, followed by genocide survivals from Bulgaria, France, Lebanon and Syria ...

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   Signature of the Treaty of London on May 30, 1913.. Subsequently, Boghos Nubar made regular journeys from Paris to Berlin, Geneva, and London. [2] In this city, his contacts with high-ranking English dignitaries were relayed by the influential British Armenia Committee (in which Lord Bryce sat [13]), which sought to have reforms in Ottoman Armenia discussed at the London Conference convened to ...

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7. Nubar - Wikipedia

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   Nubar (Eastern Armenian: Նուբար, Western Armenian: Նուպար) is an Armenian masculine given name. It is derived from Persian نوبر ( nowbar , “freshly ripened fruit, first fruit”), consisting of نو ( now , “new”) and بر ( bar , “fruit”).