- Elżbieta
Ciechanowska (18
November 1875,
Bochnia – 29
April 1948, Kraków), pen
names E.C., E.C. Dulska, E. Cedulska, was a
Polish women's
rights and labor...
- in a shop
while the shop ****istant is
present (from Yiddish) Source:
Ciechanowska, Anna; kleparski,
Grzegorz Andrzej (December 31, 2015). "On the semantic...
- pain. AGH-107 AH-494
Hogendorf AS,
Hogendorf A, Popiolek-Barczyk K,
Ciechanowska A, Mika J, Satała G,
Walczak M,
Latacz G,
Handzlik J, Kieć-Ko****wicz...
- In the 15th
century the Sobański
family split into two lines: the "
Ciechanowska" (older line) and "Wyszogrodzka" (younger line), the
latter one used...
- Ciechanów Land (Polish:
Ziemia ciechanowska),
named after the town of Ciechanów,
located in
central Poland, was an
administrative unit (ziemia) of both...
- PMC 6256855. PMID 30568756.
Hogendorf AS,
Hogendorf A, Popiolek-Barczyk K,
Ciechanowska A, Mika J, Satała G,
Walczak M,
Latacz G,
Handzlik J, Kieć-Ko****wicz...
-
Ludwik Stasiak (1858–1924),
Polish painter,
writer and
publicist Elżbieta
Ciechanowska (1875–1948),
Polish women's
rights and
labor activist,
musician and poet...
-
Ciechanowski (Polish pronunciation: [tɕɛxaˈnɔfski]; feminine:
Ciechanowska; plural: Ciechanowscy) is a Polish-language
surname ****ociated with locations...
- of the
Voivodeship Governor (Wojewoda):
Warsaw Ciechanów Land (ziemia
ciechanowska, Ciechanów)
Czersk Land (ziemia czerska, Czersk) Liw Land (ziemia liwska...
- of the
movement in Norway; author, educator,
school founder Elżbieta
Ciechanowska (1875–1948) - women's
rights and
labour activist,
musician and poet Maria...
