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Zofka Kveder (22
April 1878 – 21
November 1926) was a writer, playwright,
translator and
journalist who
wrote in Slovene,
German and
later in life also...
- loss (or
become perplexed)." A
kveder from Setesdal, when
performing stev,
generally sings more slowly, than a
kveder from Telemark. One
reason for this...
- Dušan
Kveder (9
April 1915 – 12
March 1966) was a
Yugoslav soldier and
diplomat from
Slovenia who
served in a
number of
official capacities during and...
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Norwegian folk singer,
kveder and artist. In 2008–2009, she
attended Foss
Upper Secondary School in Oslo.
Bratland began singing as a
kveder when she was five...
- and
philosophers such as
James Joyce,
Italo Svevo,
Sigmund Freud,
Zofka Kveder,
Dragotin Kette, Ivan Cankar,
Scipio Slataper, and
Umberto Saba.[citation...
- Lacs de Plitvice".
Patrimoine (in French). No. 12.
Translated by Françoise
Kveder and K. Mahdi-Bolfek. Zagreb: Turistička
naklada d.o.o. pp. 25–48. ISBN 978-953-215-417-7...
- Prisma, Saarbrücken. pp. 63–110. Rojnik, B.; Andolsek-Jeras, L.; Obersnel-
Kveder, D. (March 1995). "Women in
difficult cir****stances: war
victims and refugees"...
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Electron spin
resonance can be emplo**** to
quantify the probe's concentration.
Kveder, M.; Sentjurc, M.; Schara, M. (1988). "Nacional
Library of Medicine". Magnetic...
- (born 1964)
Lovro Kuhar (1893–1950),
pseudonym of Prežihov
Voranc Zofka Kveder (1978–2026) Feri Lainšček (born 1959)
Vesna Lemaić (born 1981) Fran Levstik...
- • 1951–1954 (last) John
Winterton Governor (Zone B) • 1945–1947 (first) Dušan
Kveder • 1951–1954 (last) Miloš Stamatović
Legislature People's ****embly Historical...
