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Apollinare Osadca, AIA (November 12, 1916 –
September 15, 1997) was a Ukrainian-American
architect active in New York City.
Osadca was born in Woloshchyna...
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Vanuatan cricketer Guillaume Apollinaire (1880–1918),
French poet
Apollinare Osadca (1916–1997), Ukrainian-American
architect Apollinare Offredi, a 15th-century...
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Lutsenko (Ukrainian
politician and
Prosecutor General of Ukraine)
Apollinaire Osadca (New York architect,
class of 1942) Włodzimierz
Puchalski (photographer...
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Archived from the
original on
August 19, 2024.
Retrieved August 19, 2024.
Osadca,
Tania (March 24, 1964). "City
Center Director Tells Life Story". Newsday...
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between 1976 and 1978 to
designs by
architect Apollinaire Osadca.
Prior to construction, Mr.
Osadca touted his
designs as "based on
ancient Ukrainian Byzantine...
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sentenced to 18
months in prison,
Kazimiera Nawrocka to 15 months,
Stefan Osadca to 18 months, Józef Mrózek (junior) to 2
years in a
labor camp on espionage...
- Canadian.
Tutvin won the 1968
Western Open at Waterloo,
Ontario defeating Joe
Osadca in the final.
Outside of
professional tennis he
worked as a
teaching pro...
- translator), S.
Barontch and I.
Sozanskiy (historians); O.
Vyslockiy and M.
Osadca (publicmen of district); F. West (the
Polish publisher); M. Tarnavskiy,...
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southeast corner of Hall Place) was
built 1977 to
designs by
Apollinaire Osadca. The AIA
regretted the “domed
symbol of the parish’s
wealth and burgeoning...
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Wladyslaw Gladkowski (posthumous) Mr.
Zbroislaw Orzechowski Mrs.
Maria Osadca Mr.
Kajetan Bieniecki Mr.
Ryszard Bojarski Mr.
Andrzej Bortnowski Mr. Euzebiusz...
