- Józef
Cyrek (13
September 1904 –2
September 1940) was a
Polish Jesuit and
writer who
shortly after the ****
invasion of
Poland was
arrested by the Gestapo...
- katʿnahuncʿ (Armenian չէօրէկ, չորեկ, կաթնահունց), çörək (Azerbaijani),
çyrek (Albanian),
kozunak (Bulgarian козунак),
cozonac (Romanian) or ****lya...
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Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego, pp. 20–31 Lech, J., Partyka, J., Barford, P.,
Cyrek, K. (1995). "" Prof.
Stefan Krukowski (1890-1982). Działalnośc archeologiczna...
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Archived from the
original on July 10, 2012.
Retrieved January 26, 2011.
Cyrek,
Christopher (October 20, 2009). "Pizza Hut
going after wings market". Dallas...
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Hardon 2000 2002 John
Peter Savarinayagam 1979 2019
Capuchin Priest Józef
Cyrek 1940 1994
Jules Chevalier 1907 2012
Professed priest and
founder of the...
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Archived from the
original on July 16, 2011.
Retrieved January 2, 2020.
Cyrek,
Christopher (October 20, 2009). "Pizza Hut
going after wings market". Dallas...
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Pallotines (Arnsberg – Gotha, Germany)
Jesuit Martyrs of Poland: Józef
Cyrek (1904–1940),
Professed priest of the
Jesuits (Myślenice – Oświęcim, Poland)...
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Montelupich for
aiding partisans during the war; see Władysław Boziewicz) Józef
Cyrek (1904–1940;
Polish writer and
magazine editor;
incarcerated at Montelupich...
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Lightweight (W60 kg) Tetiana Dovhal (UKR) Yessica Frantsi (FIN) Aleksandra
Cyrek (POL) Tamara Kubalová (SVK)
Light Welterweight (W63 kg) Valentina Marra (ITA)...
- 29-48. Peyrony, D. (1934) "La Ferr****ie" in Préhistoire III. Paris. 1-92.
Cyrek, K. (2003). "Biśnik Cave: A
reconstruction of the site’s
occupation in the...
