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Bohuslav Balcar (Czech pronunciation: [ˈboɦuslav ˈbaltsar]; 1943 – 2017) was a
Czech mathematician. He was a
senior researcher at the
Center for Theoretical...
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Balcar is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Bohuslav Balcar (1943–2017),
Czech mathematician Jindřich
Balcar (1950–2013), Czechoslovak...
- Jindřich
Balcar (22
March 1950 – 21
November 2013) was a
Czechoslovak ski
jumper who
competed from 1974 to 1976. He
finished 27th in the
individual normal...
- Companies".
Retrieved 2014-08-26.
Balcar, Jan & Clarin, Ron The P.38 Pistol:
Spreewerk Production, p.8 ISBN 978-1-60458-364-9.
Balcar, Jan & Clarin, Ron The P...
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singer Paulo Ricardo. In the
Polish version vocals were
provided by
Maciej Balcar, lead
singer of the
Polish blues rock band Dżem.
Bryan Adams – vocals, acoustic...
- Jiří
Balcar (26
August 1929 – 28
August 1968) was a
Czechoslovak graphic artist, painter, illustrator,
typographer and cartoonist. He was
famous for designing...
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Karel Balcar (born 1966 in Lanškroun) is a
Czech painter.
Balcar studied at the
Czech Technical University in
Prague (1984-1985) and at the University...
- Detail. Eltville, Germany: RWM-Verlag. pp. 54–55. ISBN 978-0-9727815-9-6.
Balcar, Jan (2009). The P.38 Pistol:
Spreewerk Production. Collierville, TN: Ron...
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Jaroslav Balcar (27
March 1953 – 4
April 2015) was a
Czechoslovak ski
jumper who
competed at the 1976
Winter Olympics. His
international debut was at the...
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Wednesday Play in 1965, in
which he
appeared three separate times: as
Balcar in 1965,
Colin in 1966, and
Cantfield in 1970.
Forwood made a
guest appearance...
