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Kalandra (Gr****: Καλάνδρα) is a
small town on K****andra, the
westernmost peninsula of Chalkidiki, Greece. In
ancient Greece it was the site of the town...
- Záviš
Kalandra (10
November 1902 – 27 June 1950) was a
Czechoslovak historian,
theatre critic and
theorist of literature. He was born in Frenštát pod Radhoštěm...
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Pieria across the
narrow Thermaic Gulf and near the
modern town of
Kalandra.
Mende was
probably built during the 9th
century BC by
Eretrian colonists...
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public approval of the
hanging of Éluard's friend, the
Prague writer Záviš
Kalandra in 1950. Paul Éluard died from a
heart attack on 18
November 1952 at his...
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Elaiochoria Flogita Fourka Galarinos Galatista Geroplatanos Gomati Ierissos Kalandra Kallithea Kalyves K****andreia K****andrino
Krimni Krini Kryopigi Lakkoma...
- death,
along with
three co-defendants (Jan Buchal, Oldřich Pecl, and Záviš
Kalandra), on 8 June 1950. Many
prominent figures in the West,
notably Albert Einstein...
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Content Update 3.18.0 -- Path of Exile:
Sentinel - Forum". "Lake of
Kalandra". "The
Forbidden Sanctum". "Crucible". "Patch
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Slavonic words hosti meaning 'guests' and vítat
meaning 'to welcome'. Záviš
Kalandra thought the
names of the
seven princes were
cryptical names of ancient...
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soundtrack for
Norse Lands was
composed by the
Norwegian alt-pop
group Kalandra, the
composers drawing heavily upon
Scandinavian and
Celtic influences...
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prefix ne- (non) so it
describes him to be a
peaceful ruler. Záviš
Kalandra thought the
names of the
seven princes were
cryptical names of ancient...
