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Beatrice (Bea)
Kozera (née Rentería;
October 13, 1920 –
August 15, 2013) was an
American born woman, farm worker, and
single mother. She was the inspiration...
- Stanisław
Kozera (born 27
January 1943 in Trzebnica) is a
retired Polish Olympic coxswain. "Stanislaw
Kozera".
International Rowing Federation. Retrieved...
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Agnes Kozera, and
David Kierzkowski.
Kierzkowski had
previously co-founded the
digital marketing platform TapClicks. He was
approached by
Kozera who was...
- Dobrosielska, Marta; Dobrucka, Renata; Brząkalski, Dariusz; Frydrych, Miłosz;
Kozera, Paulina; Wieczorek, Monika; Jałbrzykowski, Marek; Kurzydłowski, Krzysztof...
- doi:10.3343/alm.2012.32.4.276. ISSN 2234-3806. PMC 3384809. PMID 22779069.
Kozera B,
Rapacz M (2013). "Reference
genes in real-time PCR".
Journal of Applied...
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possibly a loan from a
Turkic source.
Polish variously uses atut,
trumf and
kozera adopted from the French,
German and
Russian respectively. In most games...
- Regina:
University of Regina,
Department of Geography: 56–75.
Eugene F.
Kozera, P. Eng. (2011). "Recent
Flooding and
Flood Mitigation in Manitoba" (PDF)...
- C****ady
Joanie Moriarty Cathleen C****ady Amy
Moriarty Bea
Franco (Beatrice
Kozera)
Terry Allen Ginsberg Carlo Marx John
Clellon Holmes Ian
MacArthur Herbert...
- Canada's
Yukon Territory after he was
forced to
declare bankruptcy.
Beatrice Kozera (1920–2013), born
Beatrice Rentería, also
spent much of her
childhood in...
- Republikę Pińczowską 1944 (in Polish). Wydawn.
Ministerstwa Obrony Narodowej.
Kozera,
Andrzej (2004).
Wspomnienia partyzantów
Republiki Pińczowskiej 1944 (in...
