- exist,
including in
romanized Macedonian Kalogjera, Serbo-Croatian
Kalodjera and Kalođera. The
Croatian Kalogjeras are a
cadet branch of the Calogerà family...
- "Dr. Ikar
Kalogjera |
Psychiatrist |
Aurora Psychiatric Hospital",
About - Dr. Ikar
Kalogjera,
accessed 08 July 2020. "Dr. Ikar J.
Kalogjera", Academy...
- who
undertakes a
small basic amount of
jewellery repair and alteration.
Kalogjera family Filippo Brunelleschi Benvenuto Cellini Saint Eligius House of Fabergé...
-
Marko Kalogjera OL (December 7, 1819 –
December 4, 1888), also
known as
Monsignor Marco Calogerà or
Marco Calogjera, was a
priest and
Roman Catholic Bishop...
-
moved to Zagreb.
While performing in a club, he was
noticed by
Nikica Kalogjera who gave him a
chance to
appear as a
newcomer at the 1969
Split Festival...
- singer. Internationally, she was best
known for "Adio,"
written by
Nikica Kalogjera and
Ivica Krajač,
which won the
first prize at the 1970
Athens pop song...
-
Contest 1968 with the song "Jedan dan",
composed by Đelo Jusić and
Stipica Kalogjera, with
lyrics by
Stijepo Stražičić, and
performed by Luci
Capurso and Hamo...
- the
prequalifying round Conducted by
Stipica Kalogjera at the
national final.
Conducted by
Stipica Kalogjera at the
national final.
Conducted by Silvije...
-
Akdis C,
Bachert C,
Bousquet J,
Demoly P,
Gevaert P, Hox V,
Hupin C,
Kalogjera L,
Manole F, Mösges R,
Mullol J,
Muluk NB,
Muraro A,
Papadopoulos N, Pa****ar...
-
concert in Ivano-Frankivsk. 1997-05-21.
Accessed on 2022-08-14.
Nikica Kalogjera, Ivan Kušan (1969): Song
Serbus Zagreb.
Entry "szervusz" in the Glosbe...
