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Bronja Žakelj (born 1969) is a
Slovenian writer.
Trained in journalism, she
currently works in finance. Her
debut novel Belo se pere na
devetdeset appeared...
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Ukrainian Armor (Ukrainian: Українська Броня [ʊkrɐˈjinʲsʲkɐ
brɔˈnʲa]) is an arms
dealer located in Kyiv, Ukraine.
Ukrainian Armor was
built on 19 February...
- Mayer, Christian; Schreiber, Ulrich; Dávila, María J.; Schmitz,
Oliver J.;
Bronja, Amela; Meyer, Martin; Klein, Julia; Meckelmann, Sven W. (2018). "Molecular...
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settles there with
Bronja and her daughter.
Vlado Novak - Pišti Gajaš Primož
Bezjak -
David Slavinec (Đuro) Pia Zemljič -
Bronja Vuksanović
Dario Varga...
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death of
Meyer Singer in 1922, Jakob, his mother, and his
younger sister,
Bronja,
lived with Jacques'
uncle and aunt,
Solomon Singer (1892–1970) and Ruth...
- bukva, vinograd, smokva, userjaz'/g, skut. West Germanic: bondar', bočka,
bronja, buk, gradil', doska, izba, klej, korol', krest, luk, myto, petlja, penjaz'...
- Ciné-sketch for the
theatre with
France Picabia, he
first met a
young actress,
Bronja Perlmutter, who
subsequently appeared in his film Le
Voyage imaginaire (1926)...
- as La
mauvaise fée
Marguerite Madys as
Urgel - la
bonne fée
Marise Maia
Bronja Perlmutter Jane
Pierson Louis Pré Fils
Oscherwitz &
Higgins p.355 Dayna...
- of the mid-19th
century (1839 – 43). In
Malta the
instrument is
called a
bronja,
colloquially known as tronga. The s**** of a sea
snail is modified, with...
- Rudi Ilja
Richter as Paul Förster
Chris Roberts as André
Andrea Rau as
Bronja Christian Anders as
Christian Katja Weigmann as Eva
Winter Ingrid Back as...
