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Apolinaras Grigas (Russian: Аполинарас Григас; born 3
September 1945) is a
Lithuanian rower who
competed for the
Soviet Union.
Grigas was born in Kaunas...
- Magdaléna, Magda, Mahuliena,
Majda Oľga, Apolinár, Libérius, Libor, Liborius,
Apolinára,
Libora Vladimír,
Kinga Jakub, Žakelína,
Jamie Anna, Hana, Aneta, Anica...
- Bagdanavičius
Kalvarijos Simonas Kairys Kaunas Algis Mačiulis Šiaulių
rajonas Apolinaras Nicius Akmenės
rajonas Danutė Skruibienė
Kretingos rajonas Judita Simonavičiūtė...
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Alvydas Matulka (b. 1955) – Rokiškis
resident who died from a
heart attack.
Apolinaras Juozas Povilaitis (b. 1937) –
metalworker at a
Lithuanian Academy of Sciences'...
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Barbara Opalińska
Marcin Poniecki Piotr Opaliński
Katarzyna Opalińska
Apolinara Opalińska
Wojciech Leon Opaliński 1708-1775
Katarzyna Opalińska Wojciech...
- include:
Agnia Grigas (born 1979),
American political scientist and
author Apolinaras Grigas (born 1945),
Soviet rower John
Grigas (1920–2000),
American football...
- Mažić
wrote his 1896 book and Fučić's
visit to Bakar. 1514 Dubašnica (sv.
Apolinara) Ⱍ·Ⱇ·Ⰹ·Ⰳ· ⰕⰑ ⰖⰝⰋⰐⰋ Ⱞ[Ⰵ]ⰞⰕ[Ⰰ]Ⱃ ⰋⰂⰀⰐⰬ ⰔⰑⰓⰮⰋⰎⰋⰛⰬ Engraver:
master Ivan Sormilić...
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Pacheco 6,795
acres (2,750 ha) 77 SD San
Benito Jamacha 1840 Juan
Alvarado Apolinara Lorenzana 8,881
acres (3,594 ha) 48 SD
Spring Valley San
Diego Vallecitos...
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Julius Štarka. The choirs'
conductor was
Kostas Gurevičius,
Mykolas Karka,
Apolinaras Likerauskas,
Vladas Paulauskas and
Antanas Vaičiūnas. 77
choirs parti****ted...
- family, the Platers, Władysław
Plater was a son of
Kazimierz Plater and
Apolinara Żaba. He took part in the
November 1830
Uprising against Imperial Russia...
