-
Baralong sank U-27,
which had been
attacking a
nearby merchant ship, the
Nicosian.
About a
dozen of the
crewmen managed to
escape from the
sinking submarine...
- Gallo-Italic of Sicily, (Italian: Gallo-italico di Sicilia) also
known as the Siculo-Lombard dialects, (Italian:
Dialetti siculo-lombardi) is a
group of...
- Nicosia. On 9
September 1570, the city fell; in the
ensuing sack, 20,000
Nicosians were put to death, and
every church,
public building, and
palace was looted...
- the ship with a
warning shot, and
ordered the
Nicosian's captain and crew to take to the lifeboats.
Nicosian was
loaded with
mules bound for the British...
- (North) 82,929 • Urban (North)
density 500/km2 (1,300/sq mi) Demonym(s)
Nicosian(s) (en) Lefkosiatis, (masc.),
Lefkosiatissa (fem.) (gr), Choraitis, (masc...
- disguise, the Q-ship
approached Nicosian,
signalling that she
intended to
rescue survivors. When
Baralong closed on
Nicosian she
lowered her US flag, raised...
- HMS Baralong sank U-27,
which was
preparing to
attack the
nearby merchant ship
Nicosian.
About a
dozen of the U-boat
sailors survived and swam
towards the merchant...
- Omonia,
which ended 3–3.
Since then, the
stadium is not only the home of
Nicosian teams but
usually of
Cyprus national football team.
During the
World Cup...
-
Ioannis Kigalas (1622–1687),
Nicosian-born
scholar and
professor of
Philosophy who was
largely active in
Padova and Venice....
-
athletic clubs. It was also a
favoured vacation spot for many
wealthy Nicosian families. Many
homes were
converted into
pensions and
boardinghouses and...
