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Gustaw Lewita (1853, 1854 or 1855 – 7
February 1889) was a
pianist from Płock, Poland. He
attended the
Vienna Conservatory and
graduated with distinction...
- Lewicky, Levicki,
Levicky (can also
originate from
placenames in Poland)
Lewita –
Polish Levite or
Levita Latinized, with
Slavic suffix -an/in Lewitan,...
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Alfonso instructed the
Spanish consul in Jerusalem,
Antonio de la
Cierva y
Lewita,
Count of Ballobar, to help
protect Palestinian Jews. On
another occasion...
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composer (b. 1822) date
unknown Jovo Ivanišević,
composer (b. 1861)
Gustaw Lewita,
pianist (b. 1855) Jeanne-Catherine Pauwels,
Belgian pianist (b. 1795) Kurmangazy...
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filozoficzna Adyla; Sen wróżebny; Miłość i
Psyche (translated from A****ius);
Lewita z
Efraim (after
Napoleon Lemercière)
Barbara Czwórnóg – Jadczak: Anna Mostowska...
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rabbi of the Kraków
Jewish community and head of the Academy;
Isaac Landau Lewita,
rabbi of Kraków's
Jewish community from 1754 to 1768;
Isaac Halevi, Kraków's...
- first-class
secretaries (José María
Bermejo Gómez,
Antonio de la
Cierva y
Lewita, and
Vicente Taberna Latasa), six second-class
secretaries (Gerardo G****et...
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Leslie Dann OBE .
Group Captain John
Martin Freeman.
Group Captain Robert Lewitas Maudsley Hall OBE ADC.
Group Captain Cyril Ernest Morse, (Retd). Air Commodore...
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individual murders in Jelgava.
According to Kaufmann,
these included Dr.
Lewitas, who was shot dead in the cemetery, the
educator Bowshower who with his...
