- Władysław
Skierkowski (12
March 1886 – 20
August 1941) was a
Polish priest born in the
peasant village of Głużek. He was
responsible for
studying and...
- (1902–1941), one of 108
Martyrs of
World War II
beatified Władysław
Skierkowski,
priest (1886–1941)
Following the
arrival of Red Army
during the Soviet...
- Biology. 21 (2): 473–515. doi:10.1093/icb/21.2.473. Marsh-Matthews E,
Skierkowski P and
DeMarais A (2001) "Direct
Evidence for Mother-to-Embryo Transfer...
-
original Kurpie songs were
recorded by the
Polish priest, Władysław
Skierkowski, in his book "Puszcza
Kurpiowska w pieśni". In
Henryk M. Górecki ‘s third...
- team is
Bartnik Myszyniec. It
competes in the
lower leagues. Władysław
Skierkowski, (1886–1941)
Polish priest Kurpie Stan i
struktura ludności oraz ruch...
- south-west of Mława, and 107 km (66 mi) north-west of Warsaw. Władysław
Skierkowski (1886–1941), a
Polish priest, who died in a
concentration camp. "Central...
- Preteszewski, Preteszowski, Przedwolszowski, Rajmir, Rajski, Rayski, Skedziński, Skidziński, Skiedeński,
Skierkowski, Stresz, Studeński, Zagan, Zigan...
- on the
first three pitches of the
Aeolian or
Dorian scales); and the “
Skierkowski turn” (the Górecki
motto followed by a
descending half-step)
named for...
- on the
first three pitches of the
Aeolian or
Dorian scales); and the "
Skierkowski turn" (the Górecki
motto followed by a
descending half-step)
named for...
