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Helen Suzman, OMSG, DBE (née
Gavronsky; 7
November 1917 – 1
January 2009) was a
South African anti-apartheid
activist and politician. She represented...
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translation of "A" (except for "A"-24) by François
Dominique and
Serge Gavronsky came out to
considerable acclaim in 2020. An "Objectivists" Anthology...
- 1961, to a
Jewish family in Duluth, Minnesota, the son of
Shirley (née
Gavronsky) and
Arnold Richard Nides. He is the
youngest of
eight children. His father...
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Serge Gavronsky (born 1932) is an
American poet and translator.
Gavronsky was born in Paris. He fled ****-occupied
France in 1940.
Gavronsky received his...
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Vladimir Gavreau, born
Vladimir Gavronsky (1904–1967), was a
French scientist making experiments on the
biological effects of infrasound.
Gavreau was...
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Oriane (born 1950), by her
first marriage in 1949 to
Gerald Gavron (
Gavronsky), a
local dentist, from whom she was
divorced within three years. In 1954...
- (Russian: Концерт Бетховена) is a 1936
Soviet film
directed by
Mikhail Gavronsky and
Vladimir Schmidtgof. Two
gifted boys
learn to play the
violin with...
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mercenaries who ran
roughshod over the
Russian po****ce. In 1918,
Dmitri Gavronsky, a
member of the
Russian Constituent ****embly, ****erted that the Bolsheviks...
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Swensen Distant Noise, Avec Books, 2003, trans. N. Cole, L. Davis, S.
Gavronsky, C.
Swensen The
Paradoxes of
Robert Ryman,
Black Square Editions, 2008...
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Serge de
Gastyne (1930–1992), French-American
composer and
pianist Serge Gavronsky (born 1932),
American poet and
translator Serge Gellé (born 1964), Malagasy...
