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Afroditi Skafida (Gr****: Αφροδίτη Σκαφίδα; born 20
March 1982) is a
female Gr**** pole vaulter. She is a four-time
outdoor and a three-time
indoor champion...
- 27°38′48″E / 42.38361°N 27.64667°E / 42.38361; 27.64667 The
Battle of
Skafida (Bulgarian: Битка при Скафида) was an
engagement between the Bulgarian...
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Skafida Peak (Bulgarian: връх Скафида, romanized: vrah
Skafida, IPA: [ˈvrɤx
skɐˈfidɐ]) is the peak
rising to 2071 m near the
north end of the main ridge...
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autumn 1304 the
Byzantines counter-attacked and the two
armies met near
Skafida river. At the
beginning of the battle,
Michael IX, who
fought bravely in...
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Angelos Skafidas (Άγγελος Σκαφιδάς) is a Gr****
soccer (footballer)
player and a
former coach. He pla**** in the 1960s and the 1970s in the
First and Second...
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George Skafidas (born
Georgios Skafidas, (Gr****: Γεώργιος Σκαφιδάς; 7
March 1971) is a
former middle-distance
runner and
currently an
athletics and multi-sport...
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December 2008. "Older Flags: 19
December 2008".
Flags of the Gr****s.
Skafidas Zacharias.
Archived from the
original on 14 May 2010.
Retrieved 23 December...
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Middle Ages,
there were
important settlements in the area: the
fortress Skafida, Poros,
Rusokastron (Battle of Rusokastro), the
Baths called Aquae Calidae...
- M. "Solid
pseudopapillary neoplasm". Last
author update: 4
March 2022
Skafida E,
Grammatoglou X,
Glava C,
Zissis D,
Paschalidis N,
Katsamagkou E, et al...
- at 102". New York
Daily News.
Retrieved July 12, 2011. Andrew, Tisch;
Skafidas, Mary. "Journeys: An
American Story".
Subway Reads.
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