Haiduk

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Haiduk

(ˈhaɪdʊk) ,

Heyduck

or

Heiduc

n
(Historical Terms) a rural brigand in the European part of the Ottoman Empire
[C17: from Hungarian hajdúk brigands]
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Defense attorney Matthew Haiduk argued his client's views, though unpopular, were protected under the First Amendment and didn't contain any specific threats.
These were women balancing books on their heads in the style of the classic finishing-school posture exercise, cast by Irena Haiduk to form an "Army of Beautiful Women" for the performance Spinal Discipline, 2017, a component of the artist's enigmatic contribution to the quinquennial exhibition.
As a result of a personal deal between Russian Minister of Defense Shoigu and head of the Ukrainian presidential administration Serhiy Pashynsky, Filatov was sent back to Russia in exchange for Ukrainian Kontr-Admiral Serhii Haiduk and eight others then held hostage by the new Crimean authorities.
Rear Admiral Sergei Haiduk and an unspecified number of civilians were held for hours after the navy's headquarters in Sevastopol was stormed.
Sergei Haiduk was detained and a news agency close to the Russian-backed local authorities reported that he had been summoned for questioning by prosecutors.
Navy commander Admiral Serhiy Haiduk was whisked away from Sevastapol to be grilled by spooks thought to be from the FSB - Moscow's feared foreign spy agency which has flooded the region with pro-Putin propaganda and trouble-makers.
| MOSCOW, March 20 (KUNA) -- Crimean authorities have released Ukraine's Navy commander Serhiy Haiduk after holding him for one day, the Russian news agency, Itar-Tass, said on Thursday.
Ukrainian military spokesman Vladislav Seleznyov said the commander of the Ukrainian navy, Admiral Serhiy Haiduk, was driven away by what appeared to be Russian special forces.
After the raid on the Sevastapol HQ naval commander Admiral Serhiy Haiduk was taken away by the Russians.
Both elements are considered the most influential situational factors when crossing (King et al., 2009; Lange, Haiduk, Schwarze, & Eggert, 2011; Yagil, 2000).
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