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Velta Ruke-
Dravina (Velta Rūķe-
Draviņa; 25
January 1917 – 7 May 2003) was a Latvian-born
Swedish linguist and folklorist, as well as a
professor in Baltic...
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Armand Drevina (born 3
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meteorologist Velta Ruke-
Dravina (1917–2003), Latvian-born
Swedish linguist, folklorist,
professor Ebba...
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Simon Lutheran church Jāzeps Vītols (1863–1948),
composer Velta Ruke-
Dravina (1917–2003), Latvian-born
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professor Maija...
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Draviņa, V.
Dzeja un mūzika. Raiņa un
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ethnomusicologist and
doctor of art
criticism Velta Ruke-
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folklorist Māris Čaklais,
Latvian poet
Valdis Dombrovskis, Latvian...
- of the kingdom. Prithu's
other sons, Haryarksha, Dhumrakesha,
Vrika and
Dravina ruled the east, south, west and
north of the
kingdom respectively. O'Flaherty...
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politician Kārlis
Princis (1893–1978),
biologist Velta Rūķe-
Draviņa (1917–2003),
linguist and
folklorist Lars
Vilks (1946–2021),
visual artist...
