- Olga
Bancic (Romanian: [ˈolɡa ˈbant͡ʃik]; born
Golda Bancic; also
known under her
French nom de
guerre Pierrette; 10 May 1912 – 10 May 1944) was a Jewish...
- However, the
practice was
continued in rare
cases such as that of Olga
Bancic and
Werner Seelenbinder in 1944.
Beheading by
guillotine survived in West...
- Bessarabian-Romanian politician, editor-in-chief of Cuvânt
Moldovenesc Olga
Bancic, Jewish-Romanian
communist activist,
known for her role in the
French Resistance...
-
Paulze (1758–1836),
French chemist, and wife of
Antoine Lavoisier Olga
Bancic (1912–1944), Jewish–Romanian
activist in the
French Resistance Paul and...
- French). {{cite web [title=GOLDA (OLGA)
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league German clubs.
Ivica Bančić at HRnogomet.
Ivica Bančić at
Fussballdaten Ivica Bančić at WorldFootball.net
Ivica Bančić at
kicker (in German) v t e...
- (1907–1975), born Gołda Małka Aufen, German-language poet Olga
Bancic (1912–1944), born
Golda Bancic,
Jewish Romanian communist and
member of the
French Resistance...
- shot
immediately on 21
February at Mont-Valérien. The
execution of Olga
Bancic was
suspended for
further enquiry and
because French law
prohibited executing...
-
Bančić from
Split became the
first district president. However, due to his
opposition to the Ustaše government, he was
quickly moved to Livno.
Bančić...
- wife Șura Bella; he was self-taught. He
married the
revolutionary Olga
Bancic, and the
couple began life
together as
members of the
banned Romanian Communist...
