- Slovak, c. kr. in Slovenian. The
abbreviation k.k. gave rise to the noun
Kakania (spelling out the
letter K [kah]
twice as well as
reminiscent of caca in...
- will
arrive sooner than it had
before the Storm.
Kakania goes on to
treat Isolde, who had come to
Kakania with
symptoms of
trauma due to her brother's suicide...
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Konstantin Kakanias (born
September 18, 1961 in Athens) is a
contemporary Gr****
painter and
multimedia artist. He
currently lives and
works in Los Angeles...
- and the Sun by the
British writer Kazuo Ishiguro Klara Vingler, a.k.a
Kakania, a
character in the
videogame Reverse: 1999 All
pages with
titles beginning...
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James Gandolfini,
American actor and
producer (d. 2013) 1961 –
Konstantin Kakanias, Gr****-American
painter and
illustrator 1961 – Mark Olson,
American singer-songwriter...
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constitutional monarchy. His
original source for the term is the
nickname "
Kakania" that
Robert Musil uses for the dual Austro-Hungarian
monarchy in The Man...
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Tarockia (Tarockei) to
Tarockania (Tarockanien),
obviously based on the term
Kakania (Kakanien) in
Robert Musil's Man
Without Qualities. Herzmanovsky-Orlando...
- Auto-da-Fe,
before the
Anschluss he fled to England. In
analogy to Musil's
Kakania (from the
anagram for the k. u. k., i.e.
imperial and
royal monarchy till...
- (1980) Vis-á-Vis (1982)
Yours for the
Taking (1984) Nine
Lives (1987)
Kakania (1989;
title sequence)
Animals on
Parade (1990)
Perpetual Motion (1992)...
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Thierry Journo (Idly),
Yoshiko Kajitani (Yoshiko Création),
Konstantin Kakanias,
Shirley Kurata,
Lolita Lem****, Véronique Leroy,
Coralie Marabelle, Isabel...
