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Aleksandar Lifka (20 May 1880 – 12
November 1952) was a
Yugoslav cinematographer.
Lifka was born in Br****ó in the Austro-Hungarian Empire, in what is now...
- programme, it took till the end of the year 1908. At that time, Karl
Lifka opened his "
Lifka's Grand Théâtre électrique" in that building,
where already the...
- – Male
Roger Daltrey Nominated Palić
European Film
Festival Aleksandar Lifka Award Ken
Russell Won
Turkish Film
Critics ****ociation
Awards Best Foreign...
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Celebration of 100
Years of Film, as well as the
award for life’s work
Aleksandar Lifka 2005. The
Yugoslav National Film
Theatre awarded her
their Great Seal. Eva...
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University of California, Los
Angeles (UCLA)
where she
holds The
Thomas E.
Lifka Endowed Chair in
History and is the
director of the
Ralph J.
Bunche Center...
- Headley, NFL and CFL
player Kelly Lytle Hernández,
professor and
Thomas E.
Lifka Chair of
History at UCLA, author, and
MacArthur Fellowship recipient Howard...
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chess player Szilveszter Lévai (born 1945),
Hungarian composer Aleksandar Lifka (1880–1952), central-European
cinematographer Bela
Lugosi (1882–1956), actor...
- Lührs from 8.10.1945
Johannes Berger 1947–1948 Kurt Meyn 1948–1950 Kurt
Sparschuh 1950–1953
Wilhelm Tischer 1953–1955
Anton Lifka 1955–1959 Kurt Koch...
- Gusztáv
Lifkai (also
known as
Lifka; June 11, 1912 – ?) was a
Hungarian field hockey player who
competed in the 1936
Summer Olympics. In 1936 he was a...
- British-American film Au Pair take
place in Gödöllő. In 1900,
Aleksandar Lifka shot the
visit of the
Emperor Franz Joseph and
Queen Elisabeth to the town...
