- Aleksandër
Stavre Drenova (pronounced [alɛkˈsandəɾ
staˈvɾɛ dɾɛˈnova]; 11
April 1872 – 11
December 1947),
commonly known by the pen name Asdreni, was an...
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Stavre Jada (born 18 May 1998) is a
Macedonia cross-country
skier and biathlete. Jada was the flag
bearer for
Macedonia during the 2018
Winter Olympics...
- Tristovski, Mickovski, Dimovski, Markovski,
Upalevski and the
manager Stavre Eftimovski. Soon after, they were
relegated but made
another comeback in...
-
Sjuntorp Skogshöjden Trollhättan (seat) Upphärad
Velanda Väne-Åsaka
Skoftebyn Stavre Halvorstorp Hjulkvarn Hjortmossen (Strömslund) This is a
demographic table...
- also
published the
works of
Albanian writers of the time like Aleksandër
Stavre Drenova,
Andon Zako Çajupi,
Filip Shiroka,
Gjergj Fishta,
Kostandin Kristoforidhi...
-
Gjergj Nikolla) a
famous Albanian poet and writer—or
ASDRENI (Aleksander
Stavre Drenova),
another famous Albanian poet.
Other such
names which are used...
- district,
where she
spent her childhood. At the age of 15, she
married Stavre Hristov from the
neighboring village of Lera, Bitola. In
August 1902, with...
- po****tion
totals and income.
Albacken Bensjö
Fanbyn Gimdalen Hunge Nyhem Rissna Stavre Sundsjö Sörbygden Västanede One of the most
famous people coming from Bräcke...
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published the
first ever
Albanian primer in Bucharest, in 1844). Aleksandër
Stavre Drenova, a
resident of Bucharest, aut****d the
lyrics of Albania's national...
- in 1859. The poem Kënga e
bashkimit ('The Song of Unity') of Aleksandër
Stavre Drenova,
published in 1912, is a
clear adaptation of Alecsandri's "Hora...
