- was not
until the
National Revival when
Bulgarian visual arts
began to
reemerge.
Zahari Zograf was a
pioneer of the
visual arts in the pre-Liberation era...
- and the
Russian Empire, a
distinct Estonian national identity began to
reemerge in the mid-19th century. This
culminated in the 1918
Estonian Declaration...
-
those who
clung to
Catholic rites kept
quiet or
moved in secrecy. They
reemerged during the
reign of Henry's
daughter Mary (1553–58).
Apart from permanent...
- were
divorced in 1994.
Following the divorce, O'Neal's drug
problems reemerged and she
developed an
addiction to heroin. As a result,
McEnroe obtained...
-
single evening on June 9, 1964, had a
lighter mood. The
humorous Dylan reemerged on "I
Shall Be Free No. 10" and "Motorpsycho Nightmare". "Spanish Harlem...
- when the
destruction of the
neighbouring powers allowed the
country to
reemerge. It is a non-working day and a flag
flying day in Poland. The restoration...
-
linked to
Israeli critical sociology, post-Zionism, and postcolonialism,
reemerged following changes in the
political landscape from the mid-1990s that reframed...
-
scene had its
roots in Istanbul, and by the 1980s and 1990s
Istanbul reemerged globally as a city
whose cultural significance is not
solely based on...
- offensives, and the
importance of
mechanized infantry to
support tanks reemerged. As a
result of the Yom
Kippur War, the
Soviet Union attached more infantry...
- diminished, and the idea of
identifying with one's
Malawian nationality had
reemerged. The
first name
given to what is
known now as
Malawi was Nyasaland, a...
