were irregular armed bands present throughout 19th century Ottoman Empire, particularly Anatolia and the Balkans. The members of the chetas were called chetniks...

Cheta may refer to: Cheta (armed group), a type of armed band of the Ottoman Balkans Chaeta, part of some invertebrates' anatomy Cheta (woreda), an administrative...

the 1990s Members of a Cheta (armed group), armed bands of various nationalities in the Balkans in the late Ottoman Empire Cheta (disambiguation) This...

political exiles from Kosovo Albanian National Awakening Albanian Vilayet Cheta (armed group) George Gawrych (26 December 2006). The Crescent and the Eagle: Ottoman...

pre-18th century. Çetes - Muslim irregulars Asia Minor 1910s-1920s Cheta - armed bands resisting Ottoman rule in Macedonia, early 20th century. Chetniks...

were poorly armed and merely hid from the authorities or agitated against them in fear of arrest. By 1947 they had banded into armed Chetas [Bulgarian...

Peja (est. 1899). During the Great Eastern Crisis, Idriz Seferi lead a Cheta of Albanian Kachak warriors, fighting against the Ottoman authorities and...

with yellow tinsel. The motto "Freedom or Death - Banner of the Krushevo cheta" is embroidered in a circle, and in it shaking hands as a symbol of unity...

were given to the revolutionary committee of Kruševo were handed to the chetas that were stationed around the city. After the city militsiya was established...

instantly. The cheta suffered a drop in morale and began to disperse, with most members captured, imprisoned, or executed. In total, 130 cheta members were...