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Yulius Fuchik (‹The
template Lang-rus is
being considered for deletion.› Russian: Юлиус Фучик) was a
Soviet and
later Ukrainian barge carrier. Derivatives...
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noted for
patriotic Czech march music, the journalist's
uncle MV
Yulius Fuchik, a
Soviet and
later Russian barge carrier featured in the 1986
novel Red...
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Union in
Vuosaari Shipyard in the late 1970s,
Yulius Fuchik and
Tibor Szamueli. Of these,
Yulius Fuchik was
featured in a
prominent role in the
novel Red...
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regiment travels hidden in the
cargo hold of the
merchant ship MV
Yulius Fuchik. Holm, Michael. "234th
Guards Parachute Regiment". www.ww2.dk. Retrieved...
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Pancho Villa, p. 147. Katz, The Life and
Times of
Pancho Villa, p. 148.
Fuchik, Don. "A
Visit with Mrs.
Pancho Villa".
Retrieved 10
November 2014. Katz...
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Archived from the
original on 24 July 2015.
Retrieved 25
September 2016. Don
Fuchik (2007). "The Saga of
William Walker". calnative.com.
Archived from the original...
- with
William Walker" from the
Virtual Museum of the City of San
Francisco Fuchik, Don "The Saga of
William Walker" The
California Native Newsletter Walker...
- carrier.
Derivatives of the
Seabee system, she and her
sister ship, MV Yulius
Fuchik, were
built in the late 1970s by the
Finnish state-owned
shipbuilder Valmet...
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Central Market - Bus
Station -
Fuchik Street -
Dynamo Stadium -
Bratskaya Street) 4a -
Bratskaya st. (Subject...
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Philip Francis, Drew Kittleson, Joe Monte,
Andrew Yun 2004: Girls:
Kelly Fuchik, Mina Harigae,
Angela Oh, Anne Ormson,
Jessica Smith,
Tessa Teachman Boys:...
