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Elbira Zipitria Irastorza (1906–1982) was an
innovative Basque educator who
pioneered home
schools as a
means of
reviving use of the
Basque language at...
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Daniela Albizu (1936-2015), Basque-language teacher, writer, and
councillor Elbira Zipitria (1906–1982),
innovative Spanish-Basque
educator promoting use of...
- /ɛlˈvaɪrə ˈsæləzɑːr/ el-VY-rə SAL-ə-zar;
Latin American Spanish: [maˈɾia
elˈbiɾa salaˈsaɾ]
Hispanic and
Latino conservatism in the
United States List of...
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Diego Salcedo (1575–1644),
first Spaniard killed by
Puerto Rican Taínos
Elbira Zipitria (1906–1982), Spanish-Basque educator,
promoter of the
Basque language...
- (Saragossa) and
became bishop of the city. He parti****ted in the
council of
Elbira (Granada),
possibly around the year 306, and
ordained Vincent of Saragossa...
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Bustamante Reynosa Espaillat -
Norma Laurita Guzmán Simo La Vega - Ana
Elbira Sisco Cariado Nueva Era -
Andreina Agnes Posla Peralta Pedernales - Emiliana...
- Kingdom).
Commerce was on a
voyage from Hull,
Yorkshire to
Quebec City.
Elbira Cape
Colony The ship was
abandoned off the
African coast. Her crew were...
