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Iancovici, pp. 74, 82–84 Maciu, p. 946 Jelavich, pp. 22, 24, 302
Iliescu & Miron, pp. 40–41
Iorga (1932), p. 25 Iscru, pp. 684–686
Vianu &
Iancovici,...
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Milivoi Iancovici (born 1
April 1934) is a
Romanian rower. He
competed in the men's
eight event at the 1952
Summer Olympics. Evans, Hilary; Gjerde, Arild;...
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collaboration with the
Rotary International.
Boris Belkin:
Violin Mirel Iancovici:
Cello Michael Kugel:
Viola Arno Piters:
Clarinet Robert HP Platz: Composition...
- from 1948 to 1994
Moshe David Shuv [ro] (1854 – 1938), born Moșe
David Iancovici,
early Zionist and
founder of Rosh
Pinna Tristan Tzara (1896 – 1963),...
- 130–131, 134 Popescu-Popnedea, pp. 123–130
Iancovici, pp. 683, 688–689
Iancovici, pp. 688–689
Iancovici, p. 689 Șuta, pp. 32–33 Popescu-Popnedea, pp...
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Olteanu Dacia 1300 1978 Ilie
Olteanu Dacia 1300 1977 Ștefan
Iancovici Dacia 1300 1976 Ștefan
Iancovici Dacia 1300 1975 Laurențiu
Borbely 1972-1974 not held 1971...
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Online Library) Marinescu, p.31; Montandon, p.351-352 Marinescu, p.31 S.
Iancovici, "Iancu
Jianu și
Nikola Abraš", in Studii. Revistă de Istorie, Nr. 4/1967...
- Ulf Tischbirck,
Gemma Serpenti,
Mariet van Dijk, Șerban Nichifor,
Mirel Iancovici,
Marin Cazacu,
Eduardo V****allo,
Luigi Piovano,
Oliver Parr and Claudia...
- (1932), p. 4
Vianu &
Iancovici, p. 75 Ploscaru, p. 94 Ploscaru, p. 98 Obedeanu, p. 26
Vianu &
Iancovici, pp. 78, 81
Vianu &
Iancovici, p. 80. See also Hêrjeu...
- to find and
purchase an
appropriate piece of land. Born as Moşe
David Iancovici, in
Palestine he
became known as: שו"ב, Shub, a
Hebrew abbreviation of...
