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resulted from
various transliterations and translations, are Szekely, Sekely,
Sekelj, Szekler, Sekler, Secui. It may
refer to: András Székely, a
Hungarian swimmer...
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Tibor Sekelj (14
February 1912 – 23
September 1988), also
known as Székely
Tibor according to
Hungarian orthography, was a
Hungarian born polyglot, explorer...
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Laslo Sekelj (4
August 1949 – 29
November 2001) born in Subotica, Yugoslavia.
Laslo Sekelj studied philosophy,
political science, and
sociology at the...
- Pujulà i Vallès
Baldur Ragnarsson Reto
Rossetti Raymond Schwartz Tibor Sekelj Tivadar Soros Spomenka Štimec Éva Tófalvy
Vladimir Varankin Gaston Waringhien...
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Matjaz Sekelj (born
December 9, 1960, in Ljubljana, Yugoslavia) is a
retired Slovenian professional ice
hockey player.
Sekelj parti****ted with HDD Olimpija...
- 1994–1995, 1995–1996, 1996–1997 Matjaž
Sekelj, 1997–1998, 1998–1999 Bud Stefanski, 1998–1999 Matjaž
Sekelj, 1999–2000
Marjan Gorenc, 2000–2001, 2001–2002...
- the
first round of the election.: 37 By
January 1991,
sociologist Laslo Sekelj reported that SPS had 500,000 members. SPS was
faced with
protests in March...
- Јеврејима – српским војницима".
Politika Online.
Retrieved 22
January 2021.
Sekelj,
Laslo (1981). "ANTISEMITIZAM U
JUGOSLAVIJI (1918—1945)". Rev. Za Soc. XI...
- the
original on 6
October 2022.
Retrieved 4 May 2018 – via
Google Books.
Sekelj,
Laslo (1981). "ANTISEMITIZAM U
JUGOSLAVIJI (1918—1945)". Rev. Za Soc. XI...
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Krikunov (1995–1996)
Pavle Kavčič (1996–1999) Rudi Hiti (1999–2000) Matjaž
Sekelj (2001–2003) Kari
Savolainen (2003–2005) František Výborný (2005–2006) Ted...
