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Kultura (Polish pronunciation: [
kulˈtura], Culture)—sometimes
referred to as
Kultura Paryska ("Paris-based Culture")—was a
leading Polish-émigré literary-political...
- The
Latvian Academy of
Culture (Latvian:
Latvijas Kultūras akadēmija) is a
higher education establishment in
Latvia offering various bachelor's, magister...
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Suspilne Kultura (Ukrainian: Суспільне Культура, lit. 'Public (television) Culture') is a
Ukrainian public TV
channel showcasing culture in Ukraine, operated...
- Daugavpils,
Latvia was
awarded the
hosting rights of the
Final four The
Kulturas Un
Sporta Pil is the venue. 2024–25 Women's
Baltic Basketball League "Statistics...
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Kultura is a
defunct Polish émigré
literary journal.
Kultura may also
refer to:
Kultura (newspaper) a
Russian newspaper Kultura (TV channel), now Russia-K...
- Ultra.
Kultura (Russian: Ультра.Культура) was a
Russian counterculture book publisher. In 2003, Ilya
Kormiltsev founded publishing house Ultra.
Kultura and...
- TVP
Kultura is the
first TV
theme channel to be run by the
Polish public broadcaster TVP. It was
launched on 24
April 2005 and is
dedicated to arts and...
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Unetician culture (Czech: Únětická
kultura, German:
Aunjetitzer Kultur, Polish:
Kultura unietycka, Slovak: Únětická
kultúra) is an
archaeological culture at...
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Kultura (Russian: Культура; lit. Culture),
known as
Sovetskaya Kultura (Советская культура)
during the
Soviet era, is a
Russian newspaper,
based in Moscow...
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Kultura Popullore (Folkloric Culture) is a
quarterly magazine published in Tirana,
Albania by the
Centre of
Albanological Studies. It
publishes scientific...
