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Niuta Tajtelbaum (31
October 1917 – July 1943) was a
Jewish resistance fighter in Warsaw, Poland,
during World War II.
Niuta Tajtelbaum was born as Ryfka...
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Matias Niuta (born 9
March 2001) is a
Finnish professional footballer who
plays for FC
Reipas as a midfielder.
Matias Niuta at WorldFootball.net Profile...
- islets,
Yanuya (50 islets) and Mana (46 islets) on the
barrier reef and
Niuta (7 tiny islets). A sand cay, Udui, is not
counted as one of the six “islands”...
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footballer Matias Myttynen (born 1990),
Finnish ice
hockey forward Matias Niuta (born 2001),
Finnish footballer Matias Ojala (born 1995),
Finnish footballer...
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source word
vowel moraic consonant pi pu u (う/ウ) Q (っ/ッ) nipi₁ + ta ta****₁-
niuta tauto-
nitta tatto- ki i (い/イ) yoki₁ yoi ku u (う/ウ) takume₂
taume bi ũ >...
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soldiers into
ambushes staged by
older members of
their partisan cell.
Niuta Teitelbaum, a 24-year-old
Jewish woman nicknamed “Little
Wanda with the...
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Rudolf Biebrach as Sanitätsrat Olaf
Storm as
Student Eric
Cordell as
Vater Niuta ****ing as
Mutter Karin Soedenborg as Amme
Richard Wirth as
Bauer Frida...
- was
screened as
recently as 2015 at the
Museum of
Modern Art's Roy and
Niuta Titus Theater for a
presentation by
authors James Layton and
David Pierce...
- Forss, Virta,
Klinga (v), Arkivuo;
Rashica (63' Auranen), Törnros (v) (79'
Niuta), ****ehnoun "Rashica
fastnade i
Haglunds nät" [Rashica got
caught in Haglund's...
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stills on
October 24, 2014, at the
Museum of
Modern Art, in the Roy and
Niuta Titus Theatre lobby galleries. The full 60
minutes of
restored footage was...
