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Budilnik (Russian: Будильник,
Alarm clock) was a w****ly
Russian illustrated satirical journal published originally, in 1865—1871, in
Saint Petersburg,...
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programme Naslovi ran
every hour on the hour. BKTV's
morning show was
named Budilnik. BKTV also
bought rights for 2006 FIFA
World Cup in Germany, but had to...
- by a Mad
Mathematician 20
February 1882 Задачи сумасшедшего математика
Budilnik Calendar for 1882 6
March 1882 Календарь «Будильника» на 1882 год Meeting...
- po****r Life in
Province section, then
became a
regular contributor to
Budilnik. He is best
known for his
novel Oblichiteli (Обличители, The Accusers)...
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contributor to the
Iskra magazine. It was
there (as well as in Delo, Zanoza,
Budilnik,
Oskolki and
Vsemirnaya Illyustratsia) that his
numerous poems (he preferred...
- (English: Lifting) 2006–2011 B92 Naše
jutro (English: Our Morning) 2015 B92
Budilnik (English:
Alarm clock) 2004–2006 BK TV
Dobar komšija (English: A good neighbor)...
- Karavelov. In 1873 he also
edited the
satiric newspaper "Alarm clock" (
Budilnik),
where he
published a
number of feuilletons,
aimed at
those wealthy Bulgarians...
- an
early age. She
performed as an
extra in a
television series called Budilnik (1987),
which was
similar to The
Mickey Mouse Club. She then
toured Europe...
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Chekhov published originally in the No. 486 (16 December), 1884
issue of
Budilnik magazine,
subtitled "A Sketch" (Набросок) and
signed A.
Chekhonte (А. Чехонте)...
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critical and
historical essays for
Otechestvennye Zapiski,
Nedelya and
Budilnik. Лев Константинович Панютин at the
Russian Biographical Dictionary. 1902...
