- (2001). It is
known as
Boslov by some of its
Yiddish speaking residents and
Boguslav (by the Russophones). The city's year of
establishment and
source of name...
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Boguslav Stanislavovich Kurlovich (Russian: Богуслав Станиславович Курлович; Polish: Bogusław Kurłowicz; born 18
January 1948) is a Russian-Finnish scientific...
- 17226/25353. ISBN 978-0-309-48834-1. PMID 30844154. NCBI NBK545428. Kurlovich,
Boguslav S. (2002). Lupins: Geography, classification,
Genetic Resources and Breeding...
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Boguslav Kazimir Maskevich (1625, Servech,
Novogrudok Povet –
April 4, 1683) was a
military and
public figure of the
Grand Duchy of Lithuania, a writer–memoirist...
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Knight – celli,
cello Greg
Knowles – cimbalom,
dulcimer Joely Koos –
celli Boguslav Kostecki –
violin Paul
Kowert –
additional music Jon Kull – orchestration...
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other and
cannot express their true feelings. A
letter arrives from
Prince Boguslav, the Prince's cousin,
saying his
lands are
being ravaged in Podlyasye....
- anti-Bolshevik
uprising of the
Ukrainian inhabitants of
Medvyn in the
Boguslav region in 1919–1922,
loyal to the
Ukrainian People's Republic. The culmination...
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Coombes –
keyboards Satin Singh –
percussion Gavyn Wright,
Patrick Kieran,
Boguslav Kostecki,
Jackie Shave –
violins Bill Benham,
Andrew Parker –
violas Martin...
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blessed Blahoslav, Blažena bog, bóg, boh, boż God, rich, fate Bohumil,
Boguslav, Bohdan, Bożena, Bogusław, Bogdan, Bogna, Božidar, Božidarka, Bożydar,...
- his
christening name,
while Bohsha is an
abbreviation of his
pagan name
Boguslav,
which was a po****r name
among Western Slavs in the 12th century. There...
