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Kozakken

overwegend Oost-Slavisch orthodox-christelijk ruitervolk afkomstig van de Pontische steppe

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Cossacks are a historically distinct group of people from Eastern Europe and Russia, particularly known for their traditional military and frontier communities. They remain culturally significant today, as evidenced by their continued presence in parades and family communities across Russia and among diaspora populations.

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Within Vinony's link graph, Kozakken is referenced by 4,095 other articles, and connects out to tsar, social class and Don Cossacks.

It is catalogued under topics including Cossacks, East Slavs and Ethnic groups divided by international borders.

Its subject is documented across 92 Wikipedia language editions.

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Instance of: occupation
Subclass of: military
Image: Repin Cossacks.jpg

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commanded by: hetman
Commons category: Cossacks
topic's main category: Category:Cossacks
described by source: Granat Encyclopedic Dictionary
different from: Kazakhs
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4

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De Kozakken (Oekraïens: enkv. козак; Kozak; meerv. козаки; Kozaky, Russisch: enkv. казак; Kazak; meerv. казаки; Kazaki, Pools: Kozak; meerv. Kozacy) zijn een traditionele gemeenschap van mensen die leven in het zuidelijke steppegebied van Oost-Europa en Aziatisch Rusland. Ze staan bekend om hun onafhankelijke levenswijze en militaire vaardigheden, vooral wat betreft hun rijkunsten. De (symbolische) hoofdstad van de Kozakken is sinds 1993 het historische Don-Kozakkencentrum Novotsjerkassk in het zuidwesten van Rusland.

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