- Mato
Kósyk (18 June 1853 – 22
November 1940) was a
German minister and
Sorbian language poet. He was born in Werben, Prussia,
emigrated from
Lower Lusatia...
- of the
Kiamichi Mountains were scenic,
Kosyk lived for the next 28
years there,
until his
death in 1940.
Kosyk, a
Lutheran minister,
migrated to the United...
- The Mato
Kósyk House was a
private residence in Albion, Oklahoma. It was
added to the
National Register of
Historic Places in 1979. Mato
Kósyk (1853–1940)...
- captured. On 13
March 2022
another aircraft was lost over Ukraine; the pilot,
Kosyk Serhiy Serhiyovych,
survived and was captured. On 9
August 2022, explosions...
- was
organized around the most
prominent Lower Lusatian poets Mato
Kósyk (Mato
Kosyk) and Bogumił Šwjela. In 1904,
mainly thanks to the Sorbs’ contribution...
- Routledge. p. 35. ISBN 978-041526728-1. The
Third Reich and Ukraine,
Volodymyr Kosyk P. Lang, 1993 page 231 "Forced
Labor under the
Third Reich - Part One" (PDF)...
-
defensive back in the NFL, and
player for the
University of
Florida Mato
Kosyk (1853–1940) – Poet and
minister Baldur von
Schirach (1907-1974) – **** German...
-
Texas Wends and is
affiliated with the
Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod. Mato
Kósyk Giddings Deutsches Volksblatt which had
articles in
Wendish Texas Silesian...
- with a po****tion of
around 588 Sorbs/Wends.
Arthur Fehr John
Kilian Mato
Kósyk Bogumił Šwjela John
Symank "Table 1. First, Second, and
Total Responses...
-
Clayton Fewell School,
Nashoba James Martin Baggs Log Barn,
Pickens Mato
Kosyk House,
Albion Snow School, Snow In 1984 a
growing awareness of the county's...
