- 543–548. doi:10.1016/s0166-6851(97)00200-4. PMID 9476801. Stojanovski,
Stojmir; Spirkoski, Zoran; Hristovski, Miso; Hristovski, Nikola;
Blazhekovikj -...
- 772–788) Priwizlauga/Pribislav (fl. 788–799)
Semik (early 9th century)
Stojmir (early 9th century)
Etgar (early 9th century–c. 820s) Others; Domitian...
- Andrzej, Seweryn, Warcisław, Lucas,
Wiktoryna Bohdana, Bożydar, Małgorzata,
Stojmir,
Tobiasz Bogumił, Cezary, Chwalisław, Hubert,
Sylwia Mściwój, Olgierd,...
- Weigl.
Magda Vašaryová as
Mahulena Jan Tříska as Radúz Jiří Adamíra as
Stojmír Vladimír Ráž as Radovíd
Jaroslava Adamová as Runa Nada Urbánková as Prija...
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himself on the
throne (after
fending off a
challenge from Klonimir, son of
Stojmir) and was
recognized by Tsar
Symeon I of Bulgaria. An
alliance was signed...
-
motif of
extraterrestrial origin of humans. In the late 1970s
appeared Stojmir Simjanoski, the
first Macedonian writer to
dedicate himself primarily to...
-
Location Gostivar,
North Macedonia Team
colors White and blue
President Stojmir Dejanoski Head
coach Ljupco Malinkov Championships 1
Championships of Macedonia...
- Substitutes: GK 12
Kiril Stoykov FW 13
Georgi Bachev MF 14
Sasha Todorovski 61' MF 15
Stojmir Urošević DF 16
Martin Goranov 15' Manager:
Yordan Kostov...
- of Yugoslavia. By 1990, it had
grown to 255,000
members and was led by
Stojmir Domazetovski. That year, it
split into
various more
localised unions. "Sindikat...
- Šarenac Dušan Šujica
Dragan Trajković
Aleksandar Trninić Ljubiša Tumbaković
Stojmir Urošević
Velimir Zdravković
Milan Živadinović
Goran Živanović Anej Lovrečič...
