- is a
Russian masculine surname, its
feminine counterpart is
Govorova or
Hovorova. It may
refer to
Andrei Govorov (born 1984),
Russian football player Andriy...
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Olena Ivanivna Hovorova (Ukrainian: Олена Іванівна Говорова; born 18
September 1973, in Izmail), also
known as
Yelena Govorova, is a
former Ukrainian track...
- the codification. The most
recent reform took
place in 1993. The term
hovorová čeština (lit. "Colloquial Czech") is
sometimes used to
refer to the spoken...
- the 1988
Summer Olympics Leonid Dimov (1926–1987),
Romanian poet
Olena Hovorova,
Ukrainian athlete,
winner of the
triple jump
bronze medal at the 2000...
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Sydney details Tereza Marinova Bulgaria
Tatyana Lebedeva Russia
Olena Hovorova Ukraine 2004
Athens details Françoise
Mbango Etone Cameroon Hrysopiyí...
-
Shchurenko qualified for the
Ukrainian squad,
along with
teammate Olena Hovorova, in the women's
triple jump at the 2004
Summer Olympics in Athens. Two...
- Republic (CZE) 15.20 m WL/NR)
Rodica Mateescu Romania (ROU) 15.16 m NR
Olena Hovorova Ukraine (UKR) 14.67 m PB Shot put
details Astrid Kumbernuss Germany (GER)...
- Mist
Stepan Kazanin,
Valeria Ushakova (series 1),
Alexander Krikun,
Olena Hovorova (series 2)
Inter TV
March 7, 2010 Замочені (Zamocheni) Ehor Krutoholov...
- Kyiv,
Ukraine President Yevhen Pronin (Acting) Vice president(s)
Olena Hovorova (first vice president),
Viktor Hrinyuk,
Volodymyr Rudyuk Official website...
- 1996:
Olena Hovorova 1997:
Olena Hovorova 1998:
Olena Hovorova 1999:
Olena Hovorova 2000:
Olena Hovorova 2001:
Olena Hovorova 2002:
Olena Hovorova 2003: Olena...
