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Lisková (Hungarian: Liszkófalu) is a
village in the Ružomberok
District of north-central Slovakia. It lies at an
elevation of 484 m and has an area of...
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Antonia Liskova (born 25
March 1977) is a
Slovak Italian actress.
Liskova lived in
Slovakia until her 17th birthday.
After she
graduated in pharmacology...
- Knoppová,
Lisková,Kúdelová,Juríková and Babuliaková as forwards. Benediková Gajdošová Knoppová Škodlerová Surovcová Botková Kúdelová Lukacsová
Lisková Babuliaková...
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Stanislava Líšková (born 15
March 1997) is a
Slovak footballer who
plays as a
forward for Ružomberok. She has pla**** for the
Slovakia women's national...
- Věra
Lišková (20
September 1924,
Prague – 7 June 1985, Prague) was a
Czech gl**** artist. She is
known for
pioneering the use of
borosilicate gl**** or...
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Antonia Liskova 2008 -
David di
Donatello Nominated for Best Actress:
Antonia Liskova 2008 -
Nastro d'Argento
European Nastro d'Argento:
Antonia Liskova 2008...
- in
various caves in Slovakia,
particularly those of Vazec, Vyvieranie,
Lisková,
Kupcovie Izbicka, and Okno.
Other authors have
argued that the subspecies...
- Hana
Lišková (born 4 June 1952) is a
Czech former gymnast. She
finished in
second and
fifth place with the
Czech teams at the 1968 and 1972
Summer Olympics...
- her
acting debut,
Dagmar Havlová,
Josef Trojan,
Jaroslav Dušek, Antónia
Lišková,
Gabriela Marcinková, Ivan Franěk,
Denis Šafařík, Vica
Kerekes and others...
- up liška or
liska in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Liška (feminine:
Lišková) is a
Czech surname meaning "fox". It may
refer to: Ad
Liska (1906–1998)...
