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Josef Kajetán Tyl
Theatre (Czech:
Divadlo Josefa Kajetána Tyla) is a main
theatre in Plzeň,
Czech Republic. The
theatre was
built between 1899 and 1902...
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Gaetana Sterni (26 June 1827 – 26
November 1889) was an
Italian Roman Catholic professed religious and the
founder of the
Sisters of
Divine Will. Sterni's...
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derivatives of Karl. In Slovene, Kaja is
often a
diminutive form of
Kajetana,
Karla and Katarina,
names deriving from Caiet**** (Cajetan), Karl and...
- Státní
hymnu tvoří první
sloka písně Františka Škroupa na
slova Josefa Kajetána Tyla "Kde
domov můj". (2) Text a notový záznam státní
hymny jsou přílohou...
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early on when he
worked as a
conductor in Plzeň at the
Divadlo Josefa Kajetána Tyla and was
banned from
performing there for four years. In 1977, he took...
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Cajetan (Romanian:
Biserica "Sfântul Caietan", Polish: Kościół pw. św.
Kajetana) is a
Roman Catholic church of the
Polish era in Râşcov,
northern Transnistria...
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Franziska zu Königsegg-Aulendorf
Children Mária
Kajetana Franciska Dénes István György
Klement Erzsébet Mária
Kajetana Franciska Georgina Neita György Péter Klement...
- by an
angel attempting to pour the sea out of a sea-s****. (socha sv.
Kajetána) This
statue was
sculpted by
Ferdinand Brokoff in 1709, and
sponsored by...
- Zabejda. She made her
professional opera debut in 1965 at the
Divadlo Josefa Kajetána Tyla in Plzeň as
Azucena in
Giuseppe Verdi's Il Trovatore. In 1969 Márová...
- Snežana Jozefína, Nehoslav,
Jozefa Štefánia, Kajetán, Afra, Afrodita,
Kajetána, Štefana Oskár, Donát, Hartvig, Virgín, Donáta, Virgínia Ľubomíra, Rastic...
