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Abram Mykhailovych Lufer (25
August 1905 [O.S. 12 August] – 13 July 1948) was a
Soviet and
Ukrainian pianist.
Abram Lufer was born in Kyiv, he took musical...
- 2012. "Istanbul
Celebrates New Hope for a
Favorite Fish With First-Annual '
Lüfer Festival'". Treehugger. Davidson, Alan (2002).
Mediterranean Seafood (3rd ed...
- red
pandora mercan Jack
mackerel istavrit white grouper lagos bluefish lüfer Meze is a
selection of food
served as the
appetizer course with or without...
- Ünal Gürel -
Gardrop Fuat
Ayfer Feray [tr] -
Sevda Necdet Yakın [tr] -
Lufer Atilla Ergün [tr] -
Sukru Kamer Sadik -
Sabri "Sinema Türk".
Sakar Şakir...
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Blumenfeld 1922–1926
Kostiantyn Mykhailov 1926–1934
unknown 1934–1948
Abram Lufer (including the
evacuation period) 1948–1954
Oleksandr Klymov 1954–1968 Andriy...
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Chopin Piano Competition and won the
third prize -
having tied with
Abram Lufer, and he won at the coin flipping. In the
following year,
after a
short period...
- Ungár (c) Hungary 3rd 2,000zł Bolesław Kon (c) Poland 4th 2,000zł
Abram Lufer (c) Soviet
Union 5th 1,500zł
Lajos Kentner Hungary 6th 1,000zł Leonid...
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teachers were
initially his
mother and
pianist Józef Turczyński, then
Abram Lufer (who had won 4th
Prize at the 1932
Chopin International Piano Competition)...
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Louisfert (French pronunciation: [lwifɛʁ] ; Gallo: Lóifèrr, Breton:
Lufer) is a
commune in the Loire-Atlantique
department in
western France. Communes...
- Palates).
These include a
campaign against the
extinction of bluefish, one of the fish of Istanbul.
Lüfer Holiday Label Detectives Anti-GMO's
Campaign v t e...
