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Maria Anastasia Krysińska (Warsaw, 22
January 1857 - Paris, 15
September 1908) was a Polish-French
symbolist poet, novelist, and musician. Born to a lawyer...
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Polish surname. The
feminine form is
Krysińska.
Notable people with the
surname include: Elżbieta
Krysińska (1928–2018),
Polish athlete Jan Eugeniusz...
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about life in the
Gulag camps,
please see:
Conquest (1978);
Lester &
Krysinska (2008), pp. 170–179;
Anderson &
Tollison (1985), p. 295: "This is the...
- "Suicide
rates by age". Our
World in Data.
Retrieved 4
March 2020.
Pitman A,
Krysinska K,
Osborn D, King M (June 2012). "Suicide in
young men". Lancet. 379 (9834):...
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satisfaction and
engage in
meaningful relationships. Andriessen, Karl;
Krysinska, Karolina; Grad, Onja T., eds. (2017).
Postvention in Action: The International...
- Elżbieta
Krysińska (28
January 1928 – 3
December 2018) was a
Polish athlete. She
competed in the women's shot put at the 1952
Summer Olympics.
Eliza Niedzielska...
- 1016/0277-9536(94)90441-3. PMID 8153745.
Retrieved 13
April 2024. De Leo, Diego;
Krysinska,
Karolina (2008). "Suicidal
Behaviour by
Train Collision in Queensland...
- Paul Signac,
Porfirio Pires,
August Strindberg,
George Auriol,
Marie Krysinska, and
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. The last
shadow play by Salis' company...
- 1176/appi.psychotherapy.2015.69.2.219. ISSN 0002-9564. PMID 26160624.
Krysinska, Karolina; Lester,
David (January 29, 2010). "Post-Traumatic
Stress Disorder...
- 1994):93-102. This
article served as the
theoretical core of
Dorota Krysinska's “Hikikomori (Social Withdrawal) in ****an:
Discourses of
Media and Scholars;...
