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Mariyka Modeva (Bulgarian: Марийка Модева, born 4
April 1954) is a
Bulgarian rower who
competed in the 1976
Summer Olympics and in the 1980
Summer Olympics...
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Mariyka Pidhiryanka (Ukrainian: Марійка Підгірянка, 29 March, 1881 – May 20, 1963) was a
Ukrainian poet, best
remembered for her children's
poetry though...
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Mariyka Ivanova Popova (1866–1940) was a
Bulgarian actor. She is
often referred to as the
first professional actress in Bulgaria.
Mariyka Popova was born...
- theatre's
leading actors The
facade of the
building Detail of the
tower Mariyka Popova Bulgarian National Bank.
Notes and
Coins in Circulation: 50 levs...
- diamond-haired youth. Once again,
Mariyka denies the stranger's advances. The
farce ending, he
admits he is her husband.
Mariyka does not
believe it at first...
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central metropolitan district and are real
Sofia residents now.
Grandma Mariyka Chekanova (Stoyanka Mutafova) -
mother of
Rangel Rangel Chekanov (Lyubomir...
- Машенька, Марийка, Маняша, Марічка Masha, Manya, Marusya, Mashulya, Mashеnka,
Mariyka,
Manyasha (rare),
Marichka (ukr.) Матвей
Matvey (m) Мотя
Motya Михаил Mihail...
- in 1927.
Jadwiga Woloszynska –
Polish scientist,
professor of biology.
Mariyka Pidhiryanka –
Ukrainian poet
Manfred Joshua Sakel,
Polish neurophysiologist...
- Gr****
Catholic priest,
social and
cultural activist. He was the
uncle of
Mariyka Pidhiryanka. In 1870 he
graduated from the
Drohobych Gymnasium, in 1874...
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Hadzhi Kosta and Zlata's daughter. Margaridi: Gr**** doctor, Anka's suitor.
Mariyka: Anka's friend. Mityu:
Young man in love with Anka.
Grandma Stoyna: A matchmaker...
