- relegations. 1981 :
Founded as
Zhetysu 1993 :
Renamed Taldykorgan 1994 :
Renamed Kainar 1998 :
Renamed Zhetysu Promservice for
sponsorship reasons 1999 : Renamed...
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Kainar may
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Kainar, an
asteroid Kainar, Iran, a
village This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the
title Kainar. If an...
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Hojagarawul Sanctuary is a
sanctuary (zakaznik) of
Turkmenistan and a part of Köýtendag
Nature Reserve. An
underground network of ~50 km. of caves, it...
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Josef Kainar (29 June 1917 in Přerov, Austria-Hungary – 16
November 1971 in Dobříš, Czechoslovakia) was a
Czech poet,
lyrics writer,
dramatic author and...
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Romanized as Qeynarjah, Qīnarjeh, and Qainarjeh; also
known as Qeynar,
Kainar, Qainar, and Ghanbarcheh) is a
village in Dodangeh-ye Olya
Rural District...
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Orfield (tenor sax, voice), Tina
Richerson (baritone sax, voice) and
Robert Kainar (drums, percussion) from Salzburg, Austria. The Tiptons'
material ranges...
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Aktyubinets became Aktobemunai.
Aktyubinets Batyr Bolat Irtysh Pavlodar Kainar Kairat Kaisar-Munai
Kokshe Metallist Munaishy Shakhter Karagandy SKIF-Ordabasy...
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International Information Technology University Kazakh Russian Medical University Kainar University Kazakh Ablai Khan
University of
International Relations and World...
- (Vladimír Mišík,
Josef Kainar) – 4:46 "Chvíle chvil" (Jan Kubík,
Josef Kainar) – 4:24 "Pár století" (Vladimír Mišík,
Josef Kainar) – 6:33 "Doky, vlaky,...
- ****anese DVD
cover Directed by
Karel Zeman Written by
Karel Zeman Josef Kainar Jiří Brdečka
Starring Miloš Kopecký Jana Brejchová
Rudolf Jelínek Rudolf...
