- (including
local commandant,
Colonel Maciej “
Kotwicz” Kalenkiewicz) and 1 WIA. In late June 1944, the unit of
Kotwicz left the area of Grodno, and
headed eastwards...
-
Kotwicz is a
Polish coat of arms. It was used by
several szlachta families in the
times of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth. Arms: Argent, fess gules...
- (Polish pronunciation: [ˈmat͡ɕɛj kalɛnˈkʲɛvit͡ʂ]; 1906–1944; nom de
guerre Kotwicz) was a
Polish engineer and
lieutenant colonel of the
Polish Army. During...
-
Imperatorskaja Akad. Nauk. XV. Reprint, Osnabrück. Biblio-Verlag 1970.
Kotwicz, Władysław (1930).
Altan gerel: die
westmongolische F****ung des Goldglanzsūtra...
- Brzeg, Strzegonia) Kot
Morski Kotwica (Коtwicze z Kotowic, Strzelińscy)
Kotwicz (Ćwieki, Kotłicz, Kotwicze, Kotwic)
Kownia (Koprynia, Kowinia, Równia,...
-
Branicki (1534−1595), Łowczy,
Burgrave of Kraków,
married Katarzyna Kotwicz h.
Kotwicz Jan
Branicki (c. 1568−1612), courtier, Łowczy of Kraków, castellan...
- (Dialectologist) Kormushin, I. V. (Turkologist, philologist,
runiform writing)
Kotwicz, W. (1872–1944) (Orientalist) Kradin, N. N. (anthropologist, archaeologist)...
- 1550-1555 **** Meleshkovych, 1555/1558-1563 (2nd term)
Bohush Lenkevych of
Kotwicz coat of arms, 1563-1564
Yurii Klymovych, 1565-1566
Vasyl Cherevchey, 1566-1567...
- Każdemu
wolno kochać
Directed by Mieczysław
Krawicz Screenplay by T.
Kotwicz Julian Krzewinski Mariusz Maszynski Starring Ludwik Lawiński
Janina Brochwiczówna...
- June 1943 and 17
January 1945.
Lieutenant Colonel Maciej Kalenkiewicz -
Kotwicz 28
December 1941
organizer of the
Cichociemni and the main
planner of the...
