-
missile at them. Both missed.
Bigum fired a
second missile at Awad, but Awad
landed his
aircraft before the
missile arrived.
Bigum fired again at as-Sammarai...
-
Marianne Bigum (born 10
April 1983) is a
Danish politician and
member of the Folketing, the
national legislature. A
member of the
Green Left party, she...
-
Gunnar Bigum (13
September 1914 – 30
March 1983) was a
Danish film actor. He
appeared in 19
films between 1941 and 1968. He was born in Copenhagen, Denmark...
-
Brita Bigum (a.k.a.
Britta Bigum and
Brita Bigum Grønn,
January 15, 1921 –
October 12, 1980) was a
Norwegian actress.
Bigum made her
stage debut as a...
- of the Báb. She is
sometimes referred to as K͟hadíjih Bagum, K͟hadíjih
Bigum or K͟hadíjih K͟hánum. The
second daughter of her parents, Khadíjih Bagum...
- period. In particular, the
shrine was
further developed in 1519 by Shah
Bigum, the
daughter of the
Safavid king
Ismail I (r. 1501–1524),
while the Safavid...
- Jens Jørgen
Bigum (born 28 July 1938) is a
Danish business executive and
former CEO of Arla Foods.
Bigum is a
graduate of the
Royal Veterinary and Agricultural...
- Anna Brønsted. The
project has also
featured guitarist/keyboardist Søren
Bigum, b****ists
Moogie Johnson and Nis Tyrrestrup, and
drummer Poul Terkildsen...
-
Mohammad Mirza (later
became Mohammad Shah),
Bahman Mirza,
Qahraman Mirza, and
Bigum Khanum.
Historical sources do not
mention her
given name, and she is often...
- Franck [no] and
Doris Bigum [no]. He came to
Norway in 1827 as a
member of his brother-in-law
Peder Lauritzen Bigum's theatre company. On
Bigum's death in 1828...
