- Zoma
Baitler (3
April 1908 in Šančiai,
Lithuania – 16 June 1994 in Montevideo, Uruguay) was a
Jewish Lithuanian-born
Uruguayan artist and diplomat. Zoma...
- (Bob
Bailey /
Moyes Microlights Pty Ltd) Bailey-Moyes
Tempest (Miroslav
Baitler / I.
skupina konstruktérů Aero,
Praha (Prague)) Můra 1922 (Frank Gröss...
- the
monument from
previous acts of
antisemitic vandalization. Past Zoma
Baitler (1908-1994),
artist and
diplomat Monsieur Chouchani (died 1968), mysterious...
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influential Jewish Uruguayan figures like Juan
Carlos Onetti and Zoma
Baitler, as well as
Golda Meir, the
former Primer Minister of Israel. She studied...
- 1954) Joe
Shannon (artist) (born 1933)
Alessandra Torres (born 1980) Zoma
Baitler (1908–1994)
Rafael Barradas (1890–1929)
Eduardo Barreto Juan
Manuel Blanes...
- the
father of
artist Raquel Orzuj, were the
editors of Der tog. Zoma
Baitler was the
linotypist for the newspaper. In 1933 it
changed name to Der uruguayer...
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settlement called Šancais,
whose name was
further Lithuanized to Šančiai. Zoma
Baitler (1908-1994),
Uruguayan artist and diplomat, was born in Šančiai gyventojų...
-
Cuneo Perinetti,
Severino Pose 1956 — Joaquín
Torres García 1960 — Zoma
Baitler,
Washington Barcala,
Norberto Berdia, José Cuneo, José Echave,
Adolfo Halty...
- (born 1988) US
based award winning writer,
muralist and painter. Zoma
Baitler,
painter (1908-1994)
Rafael Barradas,
painter (1890–1929)
Eduardo Barreto...
-
revealed 104
people who
declared Lithuania as
their country of birth. Zoma
Baitler,
artist Koba Brazionis,
rugby union player Ladislao Brazionis, footballer...
