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Nasta or
NASTA may
refer to:
National Student Television ****ociation,
United Kingdom Nasta,
manufacturer of the Hit Stix toy
musical instrument in the...
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Nastas Petrović (Serbian Cyrillic: Настас Петровић; 5
November 1867 – 22
February 1933) was a
Serbian politician who
served as
interior minister of Serbia...
- Cima di
Nasta (French: Cime de
Nasta) is a
mountain in the
Maritime Alps. It is
located in the
upper Gesso valley,
between the
comunes of
Valdieri and...
- feminine, in Slovenia,
Nastja is a uni**** name. Nastja, Nastia, Nastya, or
Nasťa may
refer to:
Nastia Liukin (born 1989), Russian-American
Olympic gymnast...
- The
Nasta Runestone,
listed as Nä 34 in the
Rundata catalog, is a
Viking Age
memorial runestone located in
Nasta,
which is 3
kilometers northwest of Glanshammar...
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Susheila Nasta, MBE, Hon. FRSL (born 1953), is a
British critic, editor,
academic and
literary activist. She is
Professor of
Modern and
Contemporary Literatures...
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prisons or were, like the
Nastas,
subjected to
various forms of ****cution by the new regime. On a
spiritual level,
Nasta developed a set of beliefs...
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Hermina Ljubica Rojc (6
November 1883 – 6
November 1964),
better known as
Nasta Rojc, was a
Croatian painter. Born in Bjelovar, she was a
sickly child and...
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Camila Márdila as
Dalal Achcar Charles Fricks as
Fernando Gasparian Luana Nastas as
Helena Gasparian Isadora Ruppert as
Laura Gasparian Daniel Dantas as...
- this
village was
founded by a lone
tselingas (Gr**** for goatherd)
named Nastas (Gr****: ο τσέλιγκας Νάστας).
Kefalovryso p****ed from the
Ottoman Empire...
